I feel this dream of robots everywhere gets us farther from a garden of Eden. To cultivate the earth we're going to mine other parts of it? I'm not suggesting

I feel this dream of robots everywhere gets us farther from a garden of Eden. To cultivate the earth we're going to mine other parts of it? I'm not suggesting getting rid of the tools that improve quality of life but does automating one aspect not cause 100 other things down the line? There's mining, factories, repairing, replacing. Maybe instead of robots we work on getting people to have gardens on their property, in cities use the rooftops, stop importing foods from across the globe, etc.