With a question in the title, I foolishly read this hoping it may contain a hint toward a way to make work-as-life feel less soul-sucking or offer a way off the treadmill.
Instead I had the pleasure of reading a paper that talks about a "hypothetical" scenario that encapsulates my and countless others daily, anxiety ridden waking nightmare of an existence whose only off-ramp is severence, retirement or death.
So, to answer the authors question;
If work dominated your every moment would life be worth living?
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[ 2.6 ms ] story [ 14.0 ms ] threadInstead I had the pleasure of reading a paper that talks about a "hypothetical" scenario that encapsulates my and countless others daily, anxiety ridden waking nightmare of an existence whose only off-ramp is severence, retirement or death.
So, to answer the authors question;
If work dominated your every moment would life be worth living?
No, but what choice do you have?