> I think the problem is what we today call work. IMO working comes from helping the group you live with, and it's not just work it's teamwork with the shared p

> I think the problem is what we today call work. IMO working comes from helping the group you live with, and it's not just work it's teamwork with the shared pleasure of partnering to insure survival. Ideally it's a lot more meaningful, you care about others, they care about you, you know why you do things it's a nice emotional flow. I think this is a slightly myopic. It doesn't speak to life choices like becoming a modern hermit. Honestly, I prefer solitary contemplation much more than collaboration. Of course, I need socialization for feedback, but working with a team is less sublime.