“I don’t want to work for a capitalist.”
“I don’t want to charge people money to do things I could do for free.”
“Actually, I don’t want money at all.”
Why do I do this to myself?
Well, at least I have wi-fi and phone charge. Could be worse.
“I don’t want to work for a capitalist.”
“I don’t want to charge people money to do things I could do for free.”
“Actually, I don’t want money at all.”
Why do I do this to myself?
Well, at least I have wi-fi and phone charge. Could be worse.
We with with what is material fact, while working for what c/should be. If you starve to death or succumb to the elements, does that serve your personal sense of purpose? You have that right. I didn’t tie your value to work. I tied your survival to your value.
If you starve to death or succumb to the elements, does that serve your personal sense of purpose?
The idea that I inherently serve an important purpose is already narcissistic and reactionary, reminding of the beliefs of Elon Musk or Benito Mussolini.
If you think your individual life is more important than your values, you don’t actually have any values.
Well go live your values then.