> why is "working for the man" so bad I don't think it is necessarily bad, but that doesn't mean that there aren't other paths to fulfillment. They may not be

> why is "working for the man" so bad I don't think it is necessarily bad, but that doesn't mean that there aren't other paths to fulfillment. They may not be for you, but they exist. > it is the same with repetition and no change or progress. If someone chooses to retire and immediately enter a vegetative state, that's really their fault.