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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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The purpose problem.

In the (far) future, let's say we will be able to build AI and robots that make life easier for humans. They will do every job better than us. What would we do then? What would bring purpose to our lives when problems that we are currently inspired to solve like war, hunger, poverty etc are solved? What if a child's upbringing would be good guaranteed, what role would parents play then?
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Bernard Suits considers this question in his book *The Grasshopper: Games, Life and Utopia*. His answer is that in such a situation the ideal existence would be for everyone to engage in intrinsically valuable activities. He argues that to play a game is to engage in an intrinsically valuable activity. Therefore in such a utopia everyone would play games, which he defines as voluntary attempts to overcome unnecessary obstacles. 

It's also just a very fun read.