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Voilá
http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2016/09/the-free-time-paradox-in-america/499826/
http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2016/09/the-free-time-paradox-in-america/499826/
Originally posted by Seitse" Rich, ambitious Americans are already spending more time on what makes them fulfilled, but that thing turned out to be work."
Voilá
http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2016/09/the-free-time-paradox-in-america/499826/
Originally posted by SeitseYou just have to remember that a significant portion of Americans are going to vote for Donald Trump.
Sure, but the article says they're simply not taking any.
Originally posted by josephwThey're also part of a larger societal dynamic that says fulfillment comes from having money.
[b]" Rich, ambitious Americans are already spending more time on what makes them fulfilled, but that thing turned out to be work."
Work is the essence of productivity. Working buys time for leisure.[/b]
Originally posted by SeitseLeisure is over rated. One can only tolerate idleness for so long, unless, as the article suggests, one is between 21 and 30, living with mommy and daddy, unemployed, addicted to video games and generally lazy.
Sure, but the article says they're simply not taking any.