> You don't have to get a crappy job and work for someone you hate for the rest of your life. Indeed. I think you and Bucky are more in agreement than you rea

> You don't have to get a crappy job and work for someone you hate for the rest of your life. Indeed. I think you and Bucky are more in agreement than you realize. Bucky isn't suggesting that people go home and drink beer and watch TV for the rest of their lives. He is urging them to think, to be creative, to find themselves. Starting a business, for those so inclined, would be an outcome I think he would celebrate. Others might invent, or compose music, or write, or paint, etc. I think we are moving toward an economy like what Bucky envisioned, where there may be fewer jobs, but many more people find their true work.