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I wonder what he thinks the “non-doing” 80% spend their time on. While I’m sure there exist pure-consumption-mode “observers”, I suspect most are simply engaged
by jl6 2y ago
I wonder what he thinks the “non-doing” 80% spend their time on. While I’m sure there exist pure-consumption-mode “observers”, I suspect most are simply engaged in pursuits and goals that are invisible to him.
- hedgeho 2y agoThe article gives off such strong "be a wolf, not a sheep" superiority complex vibes
- throwawayqqq11 2y agoAnd his take on the other 20% doers smells like survivorship bias. But obviously he is right on taking the initiative to increase your chances. Chances of success or for a fulfilling life is the underlying topic here and whatever connection you can draw to a dead planet.