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Good. We can move to Bruno Mars now

• m-hodges 1mo ago
  An Aristotelian Critique of “The Lazy Song”
  • tgv 1mo ago
    Sokrates: being lazy has no virtue. Plato: being lazy has no virtue. Aristotle: perhaps it's funny?
  • jesperwe 1mo ago
    Both Aristotle and Sokrates would grant the song one point: The demand to be productive every waking hour is not a moral truth. The boss and the father do not own the day. The problem is what the song puts in the space gained. It clears out the obligations, then it stops short of asking what the free day is for.