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Bro it's the constant struggle between the individual and the group there's nothing new here Anyone can examine the evidence and agree as to the evidence but d
by artsyca 6y ago
Bro it's the constant struggle between the individual and the group there's nothing new here
Anyone can examine the evidence and agree as to the evidence but disagree as to what the evidence entails
I look at the modern state of corporacy and the rise of working from home and I see we ought to go back to traditional principles whereas the majority view it as an incentive to dress even further down
I'm not sure about you but I don't feel good about siding with the hoi polloi on principle and for that reason alone I'd rather wear a shirt with a collar than a dainty T
Edit: by the way do you believe that every person you see in a shirt and tie is suffering in an impractical outfit?
- mixmastamyk 6y agoYes. I go to DC occasionally on business and the standard dress there is ridiculous for the swampy climate. It doesn't work most of the year in Southern California either, too hot. The thing that enables it is climate-killing air conditioning. I don't care for anything tight around my neck. Shoes with no traction are another one of my pet peeves. I think something like the traditional Asian suits would be the most practical.
- mixmastamyk 6y agoAsian --> Nehru, Kurta, Mandarin, etc
- artsyca 6y agoThere's something you haven't thought through all the way I can guarantee it