Ghaflah is a concept I'm still trying to wrap my head around. Usually it is in reference to the Day of Judgement, and the lack of awareness of the significance of one's (in)actions, or even the significance of their very existence, which is ultimately rectified once it's too late. As the technological/machine-like society aims to remove all contingency, and therefore the consequences of inattention or mistakes, doesn't it remove the significance of human attention and action? And as we see the devastating results of such a world on our agency and self-efficacy, it is like we are living through a preview of the Day of Judgement. And yet still complacent. What could possibly convince us to change?