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Well they sort of do, in that they usually stop working for other people and stop working on anything they don't enjoy. If you're rich enough that you can desig
by burkaman 5y ago
Well they sort of do, in that they usually stop working for other people and stop working on anything they don't enjoy. If you're rich enough that you can design your own "job" and delegate anything you don't want to do, it's not really the same concept that most people associate with "work".
- ttyprintk 5y agoI think that’s an easy approach for the purposes of conversation. Work includes both innovation and toil. What is stopping you from hiring someone to take care of your toil?