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No it is not.
All of that requires building and maintenance meaning more labor
The amount of tech-maintenance jobs will not replace the tens of millions of jobs that will be lost by technology. More, not everyone will be able to become a technician. Do you actually think everyone can become a tech or mechanic? Much of the technology will even be able to repair itself, so even tech jobs will be eliminated. In the future, work will not be for a wage or money, it will simply consist of volunteers working to supervise the system and contribute whatever they can of their labor, skills, and knowledge. Our standard of living is going to be very high, so dedicating a few hours a day or week to work that makes the world better and allows us to interact with eachother, is going to be valuable to us. We won't work for money or wages, because there will be no more need for money.