Here's a simple test: do people actually want their lives to ressemble this? I'd wager most people don't want most of that stuff. It manages to both provide ver

Here's a simple test: do people actually want their lives to ressemble this? I'd wager most people don't want most of that stuff. It manages to both provide very little perceivable value, and looks to completely suck the life out of most things through rationalization. To be fair, some of those things do seem valuable (mostly the health related stuff), and some things may actually appear in a different form, but the storytelling here is some of the least compelling I've seen in a while.