> There's going to be more automation which will mean that people can work for longer, and I suspect that the whole notion of what it means to "work" will change.
why doesn't automation eliminate the need for work?
Automation has greatly reduced the amount of agricultural work, and jobs today which we regard as central to the economy are also likely to be eventually automated. Probably what constitutes "work" will change, and things we regard as recreational today may become "work".
why doesn't automation eliminate the need for work?