Not sure I agree, based on Pew, people will say they dislike the future, yet they continually pay, as much as they are able, to participate in that future. That will change if they are not part of the future.
Chronophobia: Fear of the Future from Pew Internet
The Pew Internet report, Automation in Everyday Life, is more about fear of automation than enthusiasm for it
Reading the recently released Pew Internet report¹, Automation in Everyday Life, I came away with several specific observations, like the growing concerns about joblessness in an increasingly automated world.
Americans’ concerns about emerging automation technologies demonstrate a deepening fear of the future, or chronophobia.
But more than anything else the report highlights a growing appreciation of something more fundamental: Americans’ concerns about emerging automation technologies demonstrate a deepening fear of the future, or chronophobia. ... "
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