On this blog, I don't often speak directly to specific moral issues (unless it instantiates a larger point about religion proper), but I can't help but think of the Catholic principle of subsidiarity could be of service in this instance:
[See between 6:25 and 8:50]. The question of "what to do" after work has been rendered "obsolete" by automation is to do what A.I. could never do--- to give proper worship to the Living God!
What Mr. Holdsworth points out here is that the individual taste profiling of consumer capitalism has, in effect, metabolized pre-existing folk traditions and perverting them for its own ends. This has ended up contributing to an "anti-culture" that is not held in common [Commonality here with Deneen's thesis in "Why Liberalism Failed"].
Nietzsche vs. Atheists - Historian Tom Holland - #nietzsche #atheism #shorts
According to a contemporary accounting information systems textbook, straightforwardly titled Accounting Information Systems, a glaring statistic haunts us: "With an incredible 2.5 quintillion bytes of data being created every day, 90 percent of the world's data has been created in the last two years alone."*
A reading from the Gospel according to Luke:
What is "Lectio Divina" and what does it have to offer us that differs from "Bible Study"?
