No not at all. I wasn't bemoaning anything, myself. I'm saying that is a part of the question of what the articles are discussing, not something as singular as

No not at all. I wasn't bemoaning anything, myself. I'm saying that is a part of the question of what the articles are discussing, not something as singular as poo-pooing hard work or making money. But questioning whether hard work with the goal being money really being a path worth its while on its own. Especially if you can get 90% of the life you want without all of the strife. The article is illustrating people asking: "Will years of hard work accomplish what people claim it will for me?" That was not a reasonable question in most peoples' minds pre-pandemic, and "no" wasn't a reasonable answer. I think it's a big question for the times, and it's a good one. It always has been, but it is now, too. You kind of just said it. What's the problem? But there's a giant argument about it going on throughout the entire thread, and people are asking others to back up their personal intuitions and experiences with data—like asking the wind why it blows in one direction versus the other.