The result is an over-worked, over-stressed, perpetually distracted, lonely, depressed, desperate culture. We have exchanged play and community for the principles of utility and individualism. Whatever is useful and productive, whatever helps each of us achieve independence, these are the driving forces of our society. And, yet, the most peculiar outcome of a society built on such ideals is that we are at once, always at work, always productive, and, yet, likewise, always wasting time, always seeking the next diversion. We are simultaneously exhausted and bored, productive and unproductive.Anything on the Circe blog just makes me happy.
Friday, May 19, 2017
Not to Irksome Toil, But to Delight by Aaron Ames
Not to Irksome Toil, But to Delight by Aaron Ames
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