>I am amazed at the disdain for leisure and "free" time and "slacking" in the comments here. There is a strong incentive to craft a narrative where their prese

>I am amazed at the disdain for leisure and "free" time and "slacking" in the comments here. There is a strong incentive to craft a narrative where their present lifestyle (live in a filthy city, busy all the time, etc) is, if not the best possible, at least unavoidable. The alternative is depression.