Why we must not work
Here's an interesting line of thought that came up during my idle time i.e. anytime between 1981 and today.
I noticed that a lot of people are bored. Boredom is generally an offshoot of contentment. Also most (if not all) of these very people are sad that they're bored. Ergo, contentment leads to sadness.
Therefore, my suggestion is that we stop working towards what we wish to achieve. Coz we're gonna be content when we achieve it and thats gonna lead to sadness. Is it possible that we don't really want what we think we want. Does the previous sentence even make any sense? Why are you still reading this blog?
I noticed that a lot of people are bored. Boredom is generally an offshoot of contentment. Also most (if not all) of these very people are sad that they're bored. Ergo, contentment leads to sadness.
Therefore, my suggestion is that we stop working towards what we wish to achieve. Coz we're gonna be content when we achieve it and thats gonna lead to sadness. Is it possible that we don't really want what we think we want. Does the previous sentence even make any sense? Why are you still reading this blog?
posted by k2 at
10:13 AM
1 Comments:
This would explain why you are finishing your PhD super quick! You know it is a contradiction in way. Speed and u have never been synonymous. How the fcuk are you finishing this quick?
Anyway going by your article are you gonna slow down on your PhD? Well it is your theory isn't it. :)
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The Tobacconist, at 12:39 PM
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