The missing elephant in the room here is why aren't humans yet willing to accept?

The answer is because well instinctively feel this isn't a good thing. It is, ultimately force fed to us for capitalist gains, exploiting the fact that humans inherently 'get used to it' very quickly.

Even the most extreme things like war, we simply get used to it in a matter of days or weeks - even those participating.

The practical upshot is, yes we end up taking it on, whether we like it or not, and we forget exactly what we lost as a consequence. And, we have already lost a LOT to technology. An insurmountable loss of humanity, faded away into the abyss.

Small things, things people will be born not even knowing about, while those who did, die out. A love and passion for vintage cars, rich in human character - replaced by stale, sterile Teslas designed loosely after dystopian robot movies like I, Robot.

The inefficiencies of, say, cooking, christmas dinners, eating with your loved one, will be replaced with pill food, hypothetically. One generation later, they'll never know what it was like, and simply see that past relic of food as a primitive waste of time.

But, we will accept it all, no matter what.