i first of all try to breathe

The work ethic, [Susskind] says, is a modern religion that purports to be the only source of meaning and purpose. "What do you do for a living?" is for many people the first question they ask when meeting a stranger, and there is no entity more beloved of politicians than the "hard-working family". Yet faced with precarious, unfulfilling jobs and stagnant wages, many are losing faith in the gospel of work. In a 2015 YouGov survey, 37% of UK workers said their jobs made no meaningful contribution. Susskind wonders in the final pages "whether the academics and commentators who write fearfully about a world with less work are just mistakenly projecting the personal enjoyment they take from their jobs on to the experience of everyone else".

https://yro.slashdot.org/story/20/01/12/1929251/thoughts-on-our-possible-future-without-work

maar weirken ? dat is weirken voor een baas !
(en vooral nijger voor veel minder :)

o wait ... where am i ?

steemit ? what day is it ? saturday hm

o dear, a whole month has passed and the year gave me nothing but three infections with the flu ?

think i can skip it ? yea but then i'll be another year older and less inclined to even acknowledge the existence of humanity as anything else but a curse on my life