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I hate the idea that once you leave college and get a job your life of having fun is over. As though fiscal irresponsibility is necessary for finding your life'

I hate the idea that once you leave college and get a job your life of having fun is over. As though fiscal irresponsibility is necessary for finding your life's "meaning" It's not necessary, it's just that the market forces have made it such that fiscal responsibility is tightly bound to spending most your productive time, energy and drive at working. People barely have time to for family next to work. Think the market allocates people time for existential searching? That doesn't make someone else money; so, no, it doesn't.

nostrademons 11y ago
It's not, though - market forces have made it such that fiscal responsibility is bound toward making more money than you spend. And you make money by generating value for other people. If you can generate & capture more money than the average person captures, but live like the average person, then the surplus becomes available for any existential searching you want.