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I think you can say the same for most non-physical labor jobs.. When I worked in sales I spent my weekends frequently answering emails and improving my knowled
by ldoughty 3y ago
I think you can say the same for most non-physical labor jobs..
When I worked in sales I spent my weekends frequently answering emails and improving my knowledge in ways that specifically related to work.
Now I work more in "engineering".. and when I'm gardening, or mowing, driving, I'm thinking about work projects at least half the time.
- throwaway14356 3y agoOne of the silly things of our culture is over-specialization. A human needs to challenge his or her memory, must do a good deal of thinking, must study but also must make strength and endurance efforts. Perhaps you don't need to but we should at least configure society to allow it if you desire it. The casual thoughts while doing manual work is lovely if you have something constructive to think about.