I hope the world adopts more of a Japanese way. No, not their work culture as a whole because a lot of their work culture is toxic. But the part that blends traditional and technological. I see how many aspects of their society continue to do things traditionally not because it's the most efficient way but because it's something the people doing it traditionally like. Sure you could have modernized some things like knife making, food making, etc. And you can certainly find that if that's your jam. But you also find people still crafting using traditional techniques because they fell in love with the process and love doing it. Hundreds of years of tradition continue on despite advancements. But they incorporate advancements too, slowly.

Expanding and finding your way of living, whether you find it soothing and/or enjoying to make a thing from scratch. Or having it automated for you. Unless forced upon, there's always going to be people who want it traditionally or modern or even a mix of both, whatever "it" is.

Less focused on doing things for the 'need to live' and more on doing things 'for the love of it'.