Thought provoking, thank you. The article advocates the worthy goal of actually putting the effort in to something rather than buying ever more stuff that you'l

Thought provoking, thank you. The article advocates the worthy goal of actually putting the effort in to something rather than buying ever more stuff that you'll never get around to getting the most out of. A helpful reminder. But as I implied in my question, I think if anything I might need to correct in the opposite direction. My primary laptop is twelve years old, and I'm starting to think about replacing it. I don't want to become a wasteful consumerist, but I also no longer want to spend my limited time doing things like vacuuming when a robot can do it more frequently than I ever will with less effort, freeing up time for more fulfilling pursuits.