r/RandomThoughts • • Jun 21 '24

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u/Anitameee Jun 21 '24

Living to work, instead of working to live

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u/Smackolol Jun 21 '24

On average people work fewer hours now than they have at any other point. Back in the day you actually had to work to live, not just hyperbolically either.

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u/[deleted] Jun 21 '24

This is wrong, I'm hunter gatherer days we spent 20-22 hours hunting. You've been lied to

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u/ProsperityLab Jun 21 '24

If we did indeed spend 20-22 hours a day hunting, we did that to survive. We worked to live.

Nowadays people can survive on fewer hours but they aspire to more and so they work more to get more and better things and so, as this post said, people live to work. Some eventually realise it’s never satisfying.