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I resonate with your comment but completely reject the conclusion. Death is inevitable, who cares how high you climbed on a ladder you didn't define? Why is
by nixon_why69 8mo ago
I resonate with your comment but completely reject the conclusion. Death is inevitable, who cares how high you climbed on a ladder you didn't define? Why is that meaningful?
Money is nice, dont get me wrong, but to value the climbing itself?
- pc86 8mo agoDoing hard things is tautologically good.
- mikkupikku 8mo agoBullshit. Many things are hard because they shouldn't be done and systems have evolved to make the thing hard for good reason.
- dripdry45 8mo agoI see you’ve probably never spent time in a large, ossified bureaucracy. There are plenty of things in the world that are hard only because they’ve been made difficult by people who either don’t want them done, don’t understand, or greatly benefit from their not being done, but would be a fantastic idea to do. Such as get a new coffee maker for our office, but it would take two years, multiple committees, and an electrical study in order to do so. No i am not kidding
- lukas099 8mo agoThey said "many things", not "everything".
- mewse-hn 8mo ago> Doing hard things is tautologically good. Bahaha yeah overwork is virtue, sure
- pc86 8mo agoI didn't say anything about "overwork." No need to make assumptions (or just make things up).
- ajkjk 8mo agoHard war over easy peace, then? It's more like, good things happen to be harder while bad things are more often easy. So being able and eager to do hard things lets you actually choose (and then hopefully you choose the good stuff).
- lukas099 8mo agoHow so?
- tsunamifury 8mo agoIt’s interesting. That’s all. Boredom is death for me.