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Interesting article, but the ending felt a little misplaced. For reasons similar to those mentioned in the article, I've started to instead ask, "What do you d
by Poiesis 14y ago
Interesting article, but the ending felt a little misplaced.
For reasons similar to those mentioned in the article, I've started to instead ask, "What do you do for fun?" The answers can end up being more interesting, and it allows people to define themselves in a way that's not tied to what they do for money. Unfortunately, the question can catch people off guard at times.
- recursive 14y ago> Unfortunately, the question can catch people off guard at times. That's interesting. I'm curious why that would be or how it's manifested. Is it possible that some people don't have much fun?