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Source? I don't find this true at all. People simply don't want to do meaningless, consuming or alienating work.
by pastacacioepepe 3y ago
Source? I don't find this true at all. People simply don't want to do meaningless, consuming or alienating work.
- kjkjadksj 3y agoUnfortunately unless you are doing something like working on your property or helping a neighbor, thats most work in this country.
- VerminOctopus1 3y agoI think this depends on what your definition of “work” is. I’m going to assume the poster you’re replying to means your typical office, service, or labor job - most of which are as you said, meaningless, consuming or alienating.
- justin_oaks 3y agoThe term "work" may not be sufficiently precise. And that's how "Nobody wants to work" can be both simultaneously true and false at the same time, depending on what is meant by "work". To say "Nobody wants to to engage in drudgery anymore" is true and always has been. To say "Nobody wants to be employed at a job that's meaningful and rewarding" is false (for most people at least; there may be exceptions).