Steve Butts wrote:
>
People who enjoy work would always have stimulating projects to devote
themselves to, and those of us who feel like partying for a few hundred
thousand years should be able to do that at a reasonable standard of
living.
> -- I'm quite skeptical about the whole "abolishment of work".
> Personally I think a world without work would be pretty boring, I seem
> to get a lot of fulfillment and fun out of working. I also think a good
> deal of work needs some type of consciousness. Something that can
> create, explore possible solutions, and employ creativity to solving
> them. And if you got a group of conscious machines that aren't getting
> paid you got a race of slaves. Abolishment of work is just a warm fuzzy
> utopian idea that will never probably work.
And if all that endless leisure gets boring, we can always get
Chris