I would say a clear yes to 1 and 2. It will be interesting to see how the rapid growth of AI impacts the wage stagnation/growth and whether just a subset of the governing class comes out ahead, or all of it, or if a good portion gets wiped out and maybe some of the non-white collar jobs that can't be so easily automated finally see disproportionate income gains. Will unproductive parts of the governing class find ways to escape the productivity reckoning? Everyone can't be a 10x person...