Why 50 years of tech revolution didn't boost productivity like we think

The the the prevailing kind of myth of the last fifty years, basically, my entire life, our all of our entire entire lives has been that we've been in this era of very rapid technological change, which would necessarily mean very rapid productivity growth. Yet, if you actually look at the statistics, basically, since actually, since the year I was born, 1971, productivity downshifted hard, from prior eras. And productivity growth, basically, for the last fifty fifty five, sixty years has been at basically historical lows. It's it's been very low, which is, by the way, why economic growth has been low, which by the way is why the national mood has become so focused around, you know, zero sum economics, populism, you know, the the the sense that if if somebody's getting ahead, somebody else must must be getting disadvantaged.