Technology didn't cause the purchasing power of a dollar to collapse nearly 66% over the last 34 years. Federal reserve and congressional policy are the direct culprits. You don't have to be "anti-government" to pin much of this squarely on the federal government and Federal Reserve.
Between inflationary policies and allowing nearly unrestricted (even incentivizing by tax law) exploitation of arbitrage, we've see various government policies annihilate all of the savings and benies that technology would have brought to our economy.
I don't follow.
As in, your conclusion doesn't naturally follow from the facts presented.
I'd suggest you look up the stats on worker productivity.
You'll discover that there have been enormous benefits from technology,
but all of those benefits (profits) have accrued to the executives and shareholders,
instead of being distributed in anything resembling an equitable fashion.
Productivity has massively improved over the decades, employment has declined, and profits are up.
This is true in agriculture, manufacturing, and white collar jobs.