People mold reality, and then reality molds them right back. Soon enough, nobody will remember their own eager participation in the destruction of the concept of full-time jobs.
The Work Is Evil Movement
Opinions, art, debate
Opinions, art, debate
People mold reality, and then reality molds them right back. Soon enough, nobody will remember their own eager participation in the destruction of the concept of full-time jobs.
Clarissa's Blog 
Yeah, it’s from Salon. Go figure….
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Your posts about the dismantling of full-time work have made me wonder – is this because we’ve currently seeing a long spell of socio-economic stability? When the world was a lot more unstable, people wanted the stability of full time jobs. Now that the world is relatively more stable, they don’t value the stability of a full time job anymore.
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Ok, you are full of brilliant insights today. 🙂 Yes, absolutely, this is a huge factor.
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I think we are reading two different articles. The article I just read has to do with the fact that Walmart isn’t offering quite reasonable and necessary accommodations to some of its employees. It did not say that all work- even all paid jobs (only one form of “work”) are intrinsically evil.
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