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You're describing the status quo before the crisis. We weren't suffering from excess happiness and satisfaction. It's time for something new. The new things are
by psweber 6y ago
You're describing the status quo before the crisis. We weren't suffering from excess happiness and satisfaction. It's time for something new. The new things are yet to be determined.
- amiga_500 6y agoAgreed. Let's not just give in because many here are unpopular and want to go back to a world that forces someone to sit next to them. People who define themselves through their work are depressing and need to wake up. The old future is cancelled. Good. It was a bad future.
- _bxg1 6y agoI'm describing a facet of human nature.
- cplanas 6y agoIs it, though? Most of adults are "forced to be around peers" (offices), and yet, they still struggle to make friendships.