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> No one said anything about "no work" What straw man ? It's written in the essay: "everything got done without work". Nope, it never happened.
by JodieBenitez 2y ago
> No one said anything about "no work"
What straw man ? It's written in the essay: "everything got done without work". Nope, it never happened.
- sdellis 2y agoOk, yes, "no forced exploitation" if you need someone to translate the out of context cherry pick. There is that nuance in definition of the word "work" that enables these myths. Also from the author: "Let’s be clear about this—critiquing work doesn’t mean rejecting labor, effort, ambition, or commitment. It doesn’t mean demanding that everything be fun or easy. Fighting against the forces that compel us to work is hard work. Laziness is not the alternative to work, though it might be a byproduct of it."