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> Nobody should work that hard. > Some people feel a need to work work work obsessively. IMO that should be viewed as a mental illness and needing treatment.
by legostormtroopr 5y ago
> Nobody should work that hard.
> Some people feel a need to work work work obsessively. IMO that should be viewed as a mental illness and needing treatment.
This is a massive value judgement - for those of us who are lucky to legitimately enjoy their career, why should we slow down?
Why exactly should someone be coerced to stop what they enjoy because others are are unwilling or unable to perform the same?
I'm an amature runner and am never going to be as fast as Usain Bolt - should he not be allowed to practice so that I don't feel bad?
- worik 5y agoI care not about professional sport. If I ruled the world they would not exist. Terrible incentives to incredibly unhealthy behaviour. I enjoy my career. I almost love my work. If I were to be doing it eighty hours a week, what does that say about me? "Armchair diagnosis" are OK.