My work ethic is a dlc the boss needs to pay extra for it
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I feel like adventure time did a great job explaining systemic oppression as a kids show than most people I've heard try.
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When AI replaces us, we finally don't have to! :D
I like the the 2014 quote from the person as a teenager. Makes me think they and their peers worked hard, went up the ladder, and saw the people on the same rung don’t work hard OR that you see others in the hierarchy as less hardworking no matter where you are.
It's true, I don't want to work, but I have to work or I'll die of starvation, or exposure to the elements, or some preventable disease.
If it's all for myself and not for $, I think I can work...
The top one says one in five executives agree with the statement. The corollary to this is the cast majority of executives do not agree with that statement.
My work ethic is to work by myself until i can actually support an employee. Until then, this is my business & my responsibility.
There are always underlying assumptions made by people who support industrial-age work for every human being. Things like... 9 to 5 work schedule (or longer) being compatible with their genetics, year round - winter or summer. Paperwork appreciation, having to fill out job applications often with high amounts of redundancy in the questions and formats. Red tape for getting paychecks and accounting. Dress codes and even uniform requirements. Businessmen preferences for rectangle and high-rise buildings that few other animals from Earth seem to construct or use to build loyal followers.
With generic randomness alone, I suspect that 20%+ of a population on Pale Blue Dot never fit in with what their local society considers perfectly "normal" conformity and biological needs in industrialized world.