“Work to live, not live to work, as they say. We will all be replaced quite soon, they also say.”
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This scene hones in on the psychological costs of living in a society that fetishizes technological upgrades. Planned obsolescence is an ever-present analogue for the frailty of our bodies.
Devices that were once cutting-edge become obsolete in a few years. Leaving our seemingly static and outmoded selves surrounded by the debris of optimization.