3 ms·
There's nothing fundamentally different between necessity and want. Not even staying alive. Most people die because of choices they make. Just not always so soo
by lopmotr 6y ago
There's nothing fundamentally different between necessity and want. Not even staying alive. Most people die because of choices they make. Just not always so soon after making those choices. But it's still a choice. People also regularly make choices that risk their lives because they don't mind a small chance of dying to get something they want.
Spending time commuting to work is obviously a much simpler choice. They want the things they can get from the money they earn more than they want those 2 hours free for another activity.
- burkaman 6y agoI don't think this is a useful point. Responding to someone who says "I don't have time" with "Not true, you could adjust your priorities and die" is not helpful.