>Anyone here remember the concept of the leisure society that said that
>when our basic needs were met and when computers and robots did our
>menial work we could all discuss painting, music, politics, raising
>kids, loving relationships around Budweisers after a good round of
>golf? Now THAT's motivating. Now THAT's human.
Yes, I remember the concept. Foolish wasn't it?
In the first place we are all too frustrated trying to overcome the insults
perpetrated by computer and robots (including interactive voice response
units in every customer "service" number. Secondly, discussing music is
far less rewarding (thus motivating) than making music. Discussing loving
relationships is far less rewarding than building them. Discussing a round
of golf is far more rewarding than playing one (oops). ;-)
The concept was interesting but there simply isn't enough cocaine to go around.
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