You're technically correct, but missing the point:
When technology destroys menial jobs, it's progress.
When technology destroys white-color jobs, it's a threat.
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When technology destroys menial jobs, it's progress.
When technology destroys white-color jobs, it's a threat.
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When technology destroys work people like to do, it's _______.
Liberating. I remember enjoying laying out sheet music. Doesn't mean I scorn my iPad.
If not, then technology didn't destroy your work.
Page flippers sure did. (I'm not a professional musician.)
The Luddites would beg to differ.
People don't work because they like it, they work because they need to. "Work" that doesn't support your livelihood is correctly referred to as "play."
The interesting thing is how society differently reacts when different classes of people lose their work due to progress.