>There's something I find deeply disturbing in the modern world about the concept of jobs. When people say "no one wants to work [hard] anymore" I actually do t

>There's something I find deeply disturbing in the modern world about the concept of jobs. When people say "no one wants to work [hard] anymore" I actually do think they're on to something. You might be right or it might have always been this way. It might have always been this way but it might be more today. Some thoughts - Covid made people realize how delicate/short life can be. - There isn't really a concept of holiday in the US. From what I understand a month a year is typical in Europe. - Min-maxing profit has taken most fulfillment out of most jobs. - Spending your 20s until your 60s, 70s, or 80s grinding away at a job isn't attractive to people today. - Government regulations typically benefit corporations over workers, so may people feel the game is rigged from top to bottom. - Employees rarely get any type of incentive to work hard other than the threat of getting fired. (see Office Space). - Work culture is so transparently phony and that turns people off.