/lit/ - Literature

What are the best books to read about automation and the elimination of human labour?

>>11402566

>>11346630
>he doesn't read for ultimate enlightenment

>>11340065

>>11011934
>/lit/ is full of edgy formalists who think poetry needs to be same as it was 400 years ago

Art has objective qualities.

>>10927214
>generalizing this broadly

Thanks for your insight.

Add me because I've never used this site for anything except ratings. I don't read as much as I should but it's still nice to maybe discuss stuff with people that I know actually have taste.

goodreads.com/user/show/47388002-fern-mackenzie

>>10216571
>le "morals are subjective" fallacy

>>6783384
I myself am both a musician and a writer as well. Listening to some fitting music while reading can enhance the mood you feel from either medium. This is pretty obvious in and of itself. Not everything needs to be consumed with 1000% focus. When you try to listen to music in public do you make a fuss to ensure no one or no object around you makes any distracting noise? When you watch a movie do you ensure that no light from any source but the screen can get to your eyes? It's nearly impossible to consume media in a perfect vacuum. Listening to music while reading accepts that fact and it can help you to focus.