David Eidelman is sure that very soon there will be a division of all people into two classes: those who can taste all the delights of life and innovations, as well as those who will just watch what is happening all their lives. Moreover, this refers to biological inequality. Only the elite will be able to pay for new technologies to maintain their health. In addition, it is possible that they will acquire developments that will significantly extend the life time.
Thus, the rich will become cyborgs. Ordinary people, if they lose their value in the economic relations of a particular state, will not receive benefits to maintain their health.
Developed countries do not need a large amount of labor, since all production is either automated or transferred to countries with a minimum standard of living, where labor resources are very cheap. And if somewhere a workforce is required, then immigrants are most often hired, ready to work for a penny.
This can already be observed in the United States, the lower class simply has nothing to do. Perhaps the rich will bring the poor to the very bottom by abandoning the ideology of equality. However, one should not exclude the possibility that the elite will begin to educate the lower strata of the population.