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You seem to be assuming that action is beneficial when in fact, that is the polar opposite. Only anxieties cause toil - somebody who is at peace and relaxed, i
by AndrewKemendo 2y ago
You seem to be assuming that action is beneficial when in fact, that is the polar opposite.
Only anxieties cause toil - somebody who is at peace and relaxed, is going to rest and play just like children do when their basic food and care needs are met (possible to do with existing worldwide resources)
If everybody sat around doing “nothing”, we would be better off than we are with everybody out there trying to make their own little mini dictatorship, which is what the current state of the world mentality for success is
Your mentality is why the world is so terrible
- rnewme 2y agoHow is action not beneficial? It's about what you have your focus on. If you're in 2 week long binge watching session of latest Netflix show, you won't be grinding leetcode. I agree, and for someone who is on couch watching TV whole day every day, thought of stopping that and finding new soul sucking job is bound to cause more anexity, than for the person replacing one trash job with the other... I agree it would be better doing nothing than doing wrong things, but you can't have progress without actually doing something. And if you're doing something you will also do mistakes. I absolutely do not approve greedy employees and people leaving their best life years for someone's latest BMW, but I also understand that it is inevitable there will be players like that in the market. What we need to do is keep going - acquire wealth we need for our day to day life and family, secure our future, both financially, but also through activism in form of rights and benefits for working class. You seem to deduce quite a lot about me from a comment that you read and understood in light of your own frustration.
- rnewme 2y agoI just consider it lesser of two evils, never said it's better or should be that way ¯\_(:/)_/¯