In 1900s, with Nietzsche, we killed God but at least people had distractions of "work". But in 2000s, we are slowly killing work itself and replacing it with a

In 1900s, with Nietzsche, we killed God but at least people had distractions of "work". But in 2000s, we are slowly killing work itself and replacing it with automaton. Without a world with religion or necessary work, I wonder, what is there for (majority of) humans to "cling to"? Without distractions, won't their "freedom" drive them insane? Without God and profession, what would give meaning to their life?