Sep 29, 2016
11:38:49am
11:38:49am
i think "work" as defined by our society is a soul-crushing experience for most
people.
too many people i know work to maintain a lifestyle that puts them in the middle of a never ending rat race fueled by consumer debt.
as i get older, i believe the secret to life in our american consumer-based culture is this:
...peace comes thru realizing when you have enough stuff...
too many people i know work to maintain a lifestyle that puts them in the middle of a never ending rat race fueled by consumer debt.
as i get older, i believe the secret to life in our american consumer-based culture is this:
...peace comes thru realizing when you have enough stuff...
Originally posted on Sep 29, 2016 at 11:38:49am
Message modified by ds7 on Sep 29, 2016 at 11:45:07am
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9/29/16 9:59am
They will be the ones screaming for "equality" once they reach retirement age and realize they don't have any money.
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That's the other part. Technology and outsourcing are displacing lots of jobs, and they're disprportionately
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