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Way over generalized. Of course there are differences in stress levels of both jobs and people. I'm sure there are servicemembers who are super-chill under fir
by itishappy 2y ago
Way over generalized. Of course there are differences in stress levels of both jobs and people.
I'm sure there are servicemembers who are super-chill under fire, and there's also anxious dog-walkers, but to say there's no meaningful distinction between jobs is ridiculous.
- mapcars 2y ago> there's no meaningful distinction between jobs is ridiculous. I do not say there is no distinction, I am saying how much someone gets stressed depends on their mental state, physical and emotional parameters that are not being taken care of. Its like if you try to make a city car perform on a level with racing cars it will break quickly - this is the same thing as stress.