> Tell us you didn't read the article This is false. > the author says it's not the end of "work" but "jobs". Yes, with the distinction being that "jobs" are

> Tell us you didn't read the article This is false. > the author says it's not the end of "work" but "jobs". Yes, with the distinction being that "jobs" are done because they're useful and "work" that isn't a "job" is for personal spiritual fulfillment.