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I don’t completely disagree. However, in my own personal story and the story of many of my contemporaries, people like us that spend all their waking hours working do it to get out of the rat race. Spend 16 hours a day working towards your own goals for 20 years here in the US and you’ll either be financially independent well before the average retirement age or you’ll have hardly progressed at all. If someone spends 20 years working 16 hour days and they don’t progress, whose fault is that, really?
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Currency of Distrust 1y ago

Well, I think it really depends. If you’re working 16 hours for a corp, in all likelihood you’ll just be on a treadmill not really progressing. Of course, you can blame the person for not doing it for themselves in some way, but my point is that corporations want to make this the norm. Fiat pretty much demands it, at some point.

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