It's inevitable, isn't it, given that we have to work for a living? In school they call it 'procrastinating', when you're supposed to be doing an assignment, b

It's inevitable, isn't it, given that we have to work for a living? In school they call it 'procrastinating', when you're supposed to be doing an assignment, but you're doing everything but the assignment? You can force people to do the bare minimum - I just don't know how long we can have enough jobs where the bare minimum is better than not doing it at all, or automating it in some fashion. This is the question of the 21st century and I'm afraid it'll only be the upcoming generation of politicians like Andrew Yang who even stand a chance of answering it in a way that doesn't lead to significant civil unrest.