Do we work too much?
Should we devote more time to leisure. Yes, it would cost money but it would be utilitarian.
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Some people don't work enough
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Judging the amount of people on benefits, no.
Original post by Lady Comstock
Should we devote more time to leisure. Yes, it would cost money but it would be utilitarian.
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12 hours a day for 60 years, you tell me..
Yes: in this day and age I do not see why we are still working the same hours as in the past, broadly speaking.
And many more of us are in work now too (particularly women and those of advanced years).
And many more of us are in work now too (particularly women and those of advanced years).
Say that to somebody working 18 hours a day for the modern-day slavers of Qatar.
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Yes, in the good old days we would be living in pretty little cottages in the countryside, eating what we catch with our bare hands, and sitting round a roaring fire at night. 
There would be nowhere near as much work or stress as there is in modern society.
There would be nowhere near as much work or stress as there is in modern society.Original post by Maid Marian
Yes, in the good old days we would be living in pretty little cottages in the countryside, eating what we catch with our bare hands, and sitting round a roaring fire at night. There would be nowhere near as much work or stress as there is in modern society.
There would be nowhere near as much work or stress as there is in modern society.This reminds me of something I read the other day:
Those who work didn't learn how to fish.
I feel guilty just by being on tsr.. I always feel like I should be studying. It's getting obsessive now it's rediculous.
Well tonight I'm making a stand by doing nothing particularly productive.. posting my thoughts on every interesting thread here.
Dispite my desk looking at me as if I'm being unfaithful
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Well tonight I'm making a stand by doing nothing particularly productive.. posting my thoughts on every interesting thread here.
Dispite my desk looking at me as if I'm being unfaithful
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Original post by Maid Marian
Yes, in the good old days we would be living in pretty little cottages in the countryside, eating what we catch with our bare hands, and sitting round a roaring fire at night. There would be nowhere near as much work or stress as there is in modern society.
There would be nowhere near as much work or stress as there is in modern society.A one ticket to Mogadishu is the answer you are lookin for
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Original post by RedArrow
A one ticket to hell is what you're looking for.
Original post by Lady Comstock
Should we devote more time to leisure. Yes, it would cost money but it would be utilitarian.
Isn't Britain renowned as one the largest nation in terms of voluntary over-working in the EU?
Original post by Maid Marian
A one ticket to hell is what you're looking for.
You will be dying to follow the path I chose
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Original post by Tigers
yes because bosses exploit workers
Which newspaper told you that? There are strict laws that employers have to follow. I assume what you perceive as exploitation is laziness on your part.
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