Post-Work Life Will Resemble Retirees and the Idle Rich

In a post-work world of abundance, to see how people will spend their time, look at retirees and the rich who don't need to work: they spend time with friends and family, pursue art and music, learn languages, travel, garden, and play games—and there will be endless new and far-better-designed opportunities; rather than a crisis of meaning, MacAskill expects a 'revenge of the humanities' centered on creativity, relationships, and understanding the universe.