The title is a little misleading. It leads us to believe that young people pretend to love work regardless of working conditions > I saw the greatest minds of

The title is a little misleading. It leads us to believe that young people pretend to love work regardless of working conditions > I saw the greatest minds of my generation log 18-hour days — and then boast about #hustle on Instagram. This summarizes the idea better. It is unnatural to love an activity that simply drains you of all your time and energy. I "work" all the time. I'm always doing some course, doing actual work, learning, practicing different skills, but mostly I do it in my free time. The author questions then the surprising nature of the relationship young people have with extremely time consuming jobs, and I believe that is a valid criticism. We need to protect the youth from believing it is OK to reduce the daily routine to sleep and work. Health, mental and social problems all rise from such situations and cost a lot of money from society, from having to waste time and money on therapy specifically to counter those issues that rose from work abuse, to ultimately crippling depression and suicide