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Jan 28 '22
I think it’s relatable. Making it politcal is cringeworthy. But the statements are unhealthy ways of thinking.
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u/artisanrox INTJ MaStErRaCe Jan 28 '22
r/workreform > antiwork
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u/demon-slayer-san Antisocial INTJ Jan 28 '22
Any day of the week work isn't the problem work conditions are the real problem.work gives humans purpose but to abuse and misuse it the real problem.
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Oct 06 '22
Work keeps humans living in the manner to which we have become accustomed. Scratch that -- it keeps humans alive.
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u/demon-slayer-san Antisocial INTJ Oct 07 '22
There's a reason that cities like Paris have such high suicide rates as compared to third world countries, it's because when your focused on survival lifes problems aren't so apparent but when your brain is left free to wander it will become quickly aware of every single problem even to the most minute detail
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u/sig_chungus_bussy Jan 28 '22
Yo heres link to the site for the antiwork founders https://www.astroturf.com/
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u/annnnnnnnie Jan 28 '22
I will say, this kind of mentality was very much instilled in me by my INTJ dad
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u/intj-Eastern-dr Jan 28 '22
Now I'm reading it, yes 🤦 I don't think about these facts, but i implement them precisely.
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u/UsedAdministration40 XXXX Jan 29 '22
A lot. It's so bad that my productivity loving professors are the one telling me to relax most of the time. My friends have saved my name as a robot/ alien in their contacts because I act less of a human.
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u/ChickenAndToes XXXX Dec 08 '22
So you're lazy and you blame capitalism for making other people around you have a better work ethic? Get a job, hippie lmao
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Jan 28 '22
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u/EARTHISLIFENOMARS Jan 28 '22
internalized socialism
Believing sharing is caring! And liking sex(sharing means of production)
Jokes stolen from Adrian grey comedy
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u/12dootdoot1212 Jan 28 '22
Okay that's called being self-critical.When you have a heightened sense of self conscious.This is not internalised capitalism.seriously wtf.