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work eth·ic, noun, the principle that hard work is intrinsically virtuous or worthy of reward. (I didn't down vote you)
by chrisbennet 9y ago
work eth·ic, noun,
the principle that hard work is intrinsically virtuous or worthy of reward.
(I didn't down vote you)
- rhaps0dy 9y agoI see. That's not quite the definition I was using in my head. According to that, if the emails are very well thought-out and written, it _is_ still hard work... I assumed that, for a work ethic, it had to be as useful as possible too. Oh well, thanks for correcting my mistake.
- abiox 9y ago> I assumed that, for a work ethic, it had to be as useful as possible too. do you mean to suggest that chomsky replying to these sorts of emails isn't all that useful?