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Personal value systems. Today's god money is, in my humble opinion, such a poor substitute for the other wealths of this planet, time being possibly the most v
by minerjoe 6y ago
Personal value systems.
Today's god money is, in my humble opinion, such a poor substitute for the other wealths of this planet, time being possibly the most valuable thing we have.
It is possible, and, for me, completely logical to wish to find some way out of the modern work trap. The HN crowd being startup minded is focused on one way: make a bunch of money in order to trade it for time somewhere down the road. A risky path, to say the least.
There is another path -- To figure out a way to provide for your needs without a dependence on state backed currency. This entials an entirely different line of work, but one that can be immensely beneficial, both to sanity and to resilancy.
If you had your core needs of housing, food, and transportation met, would you be able to curtail your manufactured "need" for consumerism and enter a life of spending the rest of your life figuring out what to do with your time, hopefully leaving a postive legacy?