Screwtape would feast here, with that slow untethering from reality. The irony is that this convenience was supposed to free us for deeper pursuits. With food delivery, we wouldn't waste time cooking; with algorithmic entertainment, we wouldn't waste time browsing; with frictionless finance, we wouldn't waste time budgeting. But free us for what, exactly? The promise was more time for meaningful connection, creative pursuits, deep thinking - exactly the things that require effort, patience, and resilience, the very muscles that convenience has allowed to atrophy.