I shared this article on Faceballs near the end of 2016, but it's worth another look: Why the Protestant Work Ethic Is a Menace to Society by Robert S. Becker.
The replies I got were good, but some of my right-leaning friends seemed to miss the point. I believe they labeled themselves as "conservative" or "conservative/libertarian" or maybe even just "libertarian." All of the replies were about how we shouldn't worry about jobs going away. There will always be plenty of jobs! But who the hell wants jobs? Jobs suck and we should have robots and AI doing most of our stuff.
What I'd like to look forward to is a society where we embrace automation and love unemployment. Where technology brings us more time for leisure and creation, and individual worth is no longer tied to your employment status.
I know it's idealistic but it's a thought experiment that I'd encourage you to try. What would that society look like? Would it include stuff like universal basic income? Would it look like socialism? How would it go?