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Never really understood the problem honestly. You either work hunting gathering building house to survive. Or you work in cubicle in semi luxury. People are built to work. Work is inevitable. It’s not to be shamed or victimize. If you don’t like cubicles. Go collect trash or help build a house. Wtf is this communist shit anyways. I work at home now but didn’t before and was always stressed out. So I maneuvered to get a home job and I’m literally stress free now. Yeah took years to do. But wouldn’t it be the same if no civilization. You’d have to work hard to establish house water food etc. to survive or die. What is the argument really. Sitting in someone else provided home. Playing videos games fapping and having someone else serve you? Just saying. I’d rather have to work in a cubicle, making cash. Than being a bum on the street. And if this upsets you. Maybe you’re not where your suppose to be in life. Or impatient. Not everyone can be a millionaire party all day and night all week with no issues. And someone needs tot take out the trash. Just saying. There’s a simple wisdom in working. A certain freedom in working with your hands. And building something. I don’t know. This shit is like victimhood propaganda. Oppressor oppressed. To make life seem trapped.
I don't see this as an argument for communism or collectivism at all. The core of it is "Brave New World" esque. Drugs are being used to make society obedient. Can people find a job they prefer better? Perhaps. Many are sold a bag of goods and advance in a career to the point they are making good money and then they realize something 'just doesn't feel right'. I'm told I should talk to my doctor about that. The doctor says to take these pills.
If people didn't take the pills or self medicate with alcohol and other drugs, then we might see more people recognizing the true problem.
The quote is not directly related to this picture, it isn't about working in an office per se. The picture is only used as hook to make the quote a meme, as that is a language that gets attention.
Aristotle: 'The whole is more than the sum of its parts.'
I would simply say, be comfortable and pratice not being comfortable. That's my greatest challenge. I don't really have any set goals anymore. I know this and working on changing that. I think the younger folk may look on this and say yeah, we should have everything handed to us, forgetting the spverignty of being man. But who knows.