The jobs-created-versus-jobs-destroyed accounting is the wrong ledger, and a growing share of Bluesky voices know it. When one commenter wrote that 'the AI replacing the jobs will be owned by one of like three companies' [3], the point was not about employment statistics — it was about who collects the productivity gains when labor is automated. That is a distributional question, not a labor-market question, and it is precisely what aggregate job counts cannot answer. The tax-the-corporations framing that appeared in the same conversation is a policy response to…