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> The first is: I've met people who don't work. They're some of the most boring and wasteful people I've ever met. I don't want to 'work'...doesn't mean I don'
by gremlinsinc 5y ago
> The first is: I've met people who don't work. They're some of the most boring and wasteful people I've ever met.
I don't want to 'work'...doesn't mean I don't want to have the freedom to maybe 'work' if I want 60 hours per week on a side project..without worrying about paying clients.
I'm not lazy, per se. Easily distracted yes, (ADHD), but I want to build things that are important to me, and maybe others...not build things for other people anymore. If I had 500k, I'd buy land, build cheap homes, rent them out dirt cheap and work on building a worker co-op that builds software tools for unions, co-ops, etc and shared marketplaces (think like amazon/ebay) that gives money back to those who shop, sell, and work to build the platform.
Def. wouldn't go sit on a beach, have no desire to do that sort of thing. Might take the kids to Disneyland though.
- vasco 5y agoBeing a slum lord and writing software for unions sounds like a weird definition of an ideal life.