At the end of my days I'm not gonna say "I'm glad I was useful to society"

by Anonymous 2 hours ago

Also, this implies all jobs are inherently useful to society. My dad's friend works for an insurance company and his job is basically deny as many claims as possible through any loophole possible.

by Melodic_Cricket 2 hours ago

it really kinda takes all kinds of people

by Beneficial-Echo7905 2 hours ago

I think you don‘t realize productivity can have different meanings.

by Shayne92 2 hours ago

There is a large number of people who could make the world a better place simply by quitting their jobs.

by Anonymous 2 hours ago

Apparently you are a skeptic and have read the book "Sapiens" by Yuval Noah. I do not agree. By thinking this way, you ignore current problems, whether family-related or broader, such as climate change, mental health problems among the population and current suffering. "I will not do anything, because the world has no meaning and everyone will die" is at the very least depressing and selfish. If by chance your mother or wife develops some disease, the doctor may think that in billions of years her life will be forgotten. So does it not matter if she dies or lives?

by Anonymous 1 hour ago

i am like my job and probably will never retire completely. i have other interests and hobbies including exercise

by Old_Interaction 1 hour ago

What matter is the impact and difference I made to humanity? LOL Double income. No kids. My life is awesome. Gtfo

by Just-Building 53 minutes ago

They are quitting their jobs to do other othings. Not to do nothing.

by Anonymous 48 minutes ago

This is an interesting opinion, one that I can understand. My work is a big part of my life and ultimately brings me a lot of challenge and joy. It gives my life texture and keeps me going. I'm always striving for the next accomplishment. But I don't judge people who don't have that relationship to work and sometimes really envy them!

by Anonymous 23 minutes ago