The computer is going to take charge of all the drudgery of man, in the office and also politically; it is going to do all the work for human beings in the factories. And so man will have a great deal of leisure. That is a fact. You may not see it in the immediate, but it is there, coming. There is a tremendous wave, and you are going to have a choice to make: what you will do with your time.We said ‘choice’ -to choose between various forms of amusement, entertainment; in which is included all the religious phenomena- temples, Mass, reading scriptures. All these are forms of entertainment! Please don’t laugh; what we are talking about is much too serious. You have no time to laugh when the house is burning. Only we refuse to think of what is actually taking place. And you are going to have the choice, this or that? And when choice is involved, there is always conflict. That is, when you have two ways of action, that choice merely produces more conflict. But if you saw very clearly within yourself, as a human being belonging to the whole world, not just to one petty, little country in some little geographical division, or class division, or Brahmin, or non-Brahmin, and all the rest of it -if you saw this issue clearly, then there would be no choice. Therefore an action which is without choice does not breed conflict. – Krishnamurti, Collected Works, Vol. XVI,9,Action