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I don't think there is any question that a life without work will create major social and economic problems. I question, however, with equating work with meaning is appropriate. In essence work is currently an essential element in providing the means to live (which is why we call it a livelihood) and, yes, the work we do inevitably frames our concept of who we are. But does that ipso facto mean it gives us meaning? Only to the extent that it measures our contribution to our fellow humans, which is one of the integral elements of being human and a major factor in our survival. Thus suggesting that keeping "a useless class" occupied playing games can indefinitely replace that innate need, could be delusional. You need look no further than the disillusion and dissatisfaction manifest in global politics today to see this and the danger that blindly pursuing this road could present.