Those looking for an even more scholarly text should turn to WORK by James Suzman which is subtitled "A Deep History, from the Stone Age to the Age of Robots." Suzman, an anthropologist by training, now applies those methods to solving contemporary social and economic problems. In this work, published about a year ago, the self-described advocate for taking "a far more relaxed approach to work," argues that the "principle purpose, however, has been to loosen the claw-like grasp that scarcity economics has held over our working lives, and to diminish our corresponding and unsustainable preoccupation with economic growth." WORK received a starred review from Kirkus, plus positive feedback from Adam Grant, Charles Duhigg, Seth Godin, and Susan Cain (author of Quiet) who describes Suzman's text as, "An incisive and original new history that invites us to rethink our relationship with work -- and to reimagine what it means to be human in an ever-more automated future."