This is only bad if you hold on to the antiquated notion that all humans need to be working at least half of their day; but as robots take over more and more ta

This is only bad if you hold on to the antiquated notion that all humans need to be working at least half of their day; but as robots take over more and more tasks, this will become less and less realistic until at some point a relatively small number of workers can oversee and maintain the machines doing the vast majority of the work. At some point along the way we will have to accept that a world like that cannot keep everyone employed and find some form of alternative. How soon along the way we make that change may be the deciding factor in whether we end up at an automated utopia or an orwellian dystopia.