Hey yesbut The possibility of "humans to spend their free time in true leisure" is actually cited and specifically not rejected in the piece. It's addressing a

Hey yesbut The possibility of "humans to spend their free time in true leisure" is actually cited and specifically not rejected in the piece. It's addressing a very specific, and very dangerous, failure mode of a post-AI society. Read the piece and be enlightened. Also, jeez, I pine for the day when silly randomly-applied ad-hominems like "tech bros" just get dogpiled. For your own sake, elevate your discourse, man (or woman).