Thomas;
First, leisure is overated. Second, freedom without significance and
discipline is slavery. Third, jobs are new but work is from the beginning of
time and Fourth, poverty and hunger are overated as a stimulus for creativity or
anything else except rage and murder. I've seen them all.
REH
Thomas Lunde wrote:
(snip)
> It was the last sentence that resonated within me. I have long felt that we
> deny ourselves one of our birthrights - indolence and unemployment. I enjoy
> immensely - doing little or nothing and I enjoy immensely - the pleasure of
> following my impulses. Work and employment destroy those natural human
> attributes and make them into leisure activities that can only be indulged
> in after worshipping at the alter of employment. Biologically, I think we
> are not workers, but livers of life. I for one, welcome a future of leisure
> and indolence.
>
> Respectfully,
>
> Thomas Lunde
