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Frankly, this sounds like you are an actual manchild. > I can already see any breaks people tend to take are way longer than what they would take at the office
by formerly_proven 5y ago
Frankly, this sounds like you are an actual manchild.
> I can already see any breaks people tend to take are way longer than what they would take at the office
Just because you don't have any self discipline or work ethics doesn't mean everyone else has the same problem.
Just because you have no control in your life and need the structure of an office work day to get stuff done both at work and privately doesn't mean this is normal, or that it's a good - or even any kind - of argument to force everyone into the office.
- nextlevelwizard 5y agoCalling names makes you the mature one for sure
- einherjae 5y agoNo need for being nasty about it, the comment flags clear things about cognitive load of choices, and you hand waive these away. Yet, actively choosing to not take these choices is a valid choice that may free up energy for other activities. I don’t see how the comment actively argues for forcing everyone into the office. Sure there’s a point about taking pauses, but that’s it.
- draw_down 5y agoCome on