Poe’s Law in effect in this thread. This is clearly satire.
I thought it was a good read - people don’t think about the value in some of the things we’ve lost in the name of efficiency. It’s like a corner store where you know the employees and see your neighbors versus a big box store with lower prices.
The example you mention is actually in the essay itself. But yes, it would be nice if the technology companies could work on a way to automate the stuff we don’t enjoy doing instead of the stuff that brings meaning into our lives.
Poe’s Law in effect in this thread. This is clearly satire.
I thought it was a good read - people don’t think about the value in some of the things we’ve lost in the name of efficiency. It’s like a corner store where you know the employees and see your neighbors versus a big box store with lower prices.
The example you mention is actually in the essay itself. But yes, it would be nice if the technology companies could work on a way to automate the stuff we don’t enjoy doing instead of the stuff that brings meaning into our lives.
Oh yeah, I guess it was, huh 😅
washing machines
Dryers
Stoves you don’t have to chop wood for.
Water that comes at the turn of a tap
Cars
electric shavers
etc
etc
etc