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There is no "the goal". There are goals, plural. One goal is to have a clean house, and another goal is not to think about cleaning the house. You can achieve
by philh 9y ago
There is no "the goal". There are goals, plural. One goal is to have a clean house, and another goal is not to think about cleaning the house.
You can achieve the second goal by deciding not to clean the house. But that doesn't satisfy the first goal.
- ZenoArrow 9y ago> "There is no "the goal"." Nope, there is a clear goal. The author made it clear that a clean house was "a bonus". What do you think that suggests about what the main goal was?
- philh 9y agoI don't think it makes sense to call something a bonus unless it's also a goal. I never said all goals were equal, so asking which is the main goal is irrelevant; my point is just that both goals exist as goals.