Also on HN this morning: "The career choice that delivers", about a postman.
It's not unusual that I see articles here both on how some new device is going to save us from physical labor, and right next to that an article about how somebody discovered that they're happier when doing more physical activity.
I don't think I want a tiny subway to deliver my groceries. What's the point?
I can do plenty of physical activity and labor without going to a store (an activity that I very much dislike, with the exception of the grocery at 3am when I'm the only customer).
The point is I can now choose how to do my physical activity.
It's not unusual that I see articles here both on how some new device is going to save us from physical labor, and right next to that an article about how somebody discovered that they're happier when doing more physical activity.
I don't think I want a tiny subway to deliver my groceries. What's the point?