To some degree, "everyone in the village is a millet farmer" did make it easier in the past to fit into a niche: it's the ultimate detachment of "who you are" f

To some degree, "everyone in the village is a millet farmer" did make it easier in the past to fit into a niche: it's the ultimate detachment of "who you are" from "what you do". Your day job is never-ending, will never be fully done, and means nothing. Today, we have it a bit harder because we expect our job to give us meaning.