What a pessimistic take and I’d really disagree with it. Many people actually want to work on challenging problems and this “get away” mentality is mostly a symptom of people being tired out by bad systems. There are definitely people who want to hang out and do nothing but I’d say that a minority overall. People love creating stuff, period.
Yes, that was my way of thinking too some many years ago.
And all my enthusiasm and doing stuff resulted in… What I have now. A world where I have little time for myself, where I have to grind money in a job type I’m too experienced in to switch away from, in a world that keeps getting more dystopian every year.
And I watch with horror how the next generation is falling for fascist populist rethoric politics and voting for them because they feel the same way as me but lack the life experience to realize that they are voting for the wolf in sheep clothing.
Without money I can’t change anything.
I hate money and I hate that I have to want a lot of it.
Keep hold of your idealism. Perhaps it will serve you better than it has me.
I know a left-centrist guy who seems to want to improve things but at the same time talks about not voting against landlords because one day he may live off owning a house and renting it off.
Nobody likes to be generalized, because generalizations are shit.
I love it when I solve problems in my life. If I were rich, I’d be looking for problems to solve because otherwise I’m just a wallet keeping the money warm.
A quote I like:
Nobody wants to solve problems. Everyone just wants to get rich enough so the problems don’t apply to them anymore.
It’s true. Same for disillusioned me nowadays too.
I just want to get rich enough to run a non profit apartment complex for my marginalized community.
We should talk. I’ve some ideas about this.
What a pessimistic take and I’d really disagree with it. Many people actually want to work on challenging problems and this “get away” mentality is mostly a symptom of people being tired out by bad systems. There are definitely people who want to hang out and do nothing but I’d say that a minority overall. People love creating stuff, period.
Yes, that was my way of thinking too some many years ago.
And all my enthusiasm and doing stuff resulted in… What I have now. A world where I have little time for myself, where I have to grind money in a job type I’m too experienced in to switch away from, in a world that keeps getting more dystopian every year.
And I watch with horror how the next generation is falling for fascist populist rethoric politics and voting for them because they feel the same way as me but lack the life experience to realize that they are voting for the wolf in sheep clothing.
Without money I can’t change anything.
I hate money and I hate that I have to want a lot of it.
Keep hold of your idealism. Perhaps it will serve you better than it has me.
Well I wish you find success soon then! 🙏
I know a left-centrist guy who seems to want to improve things but at the same time talks about not voting against landlords because one day he may live off owning a house and renting it off.
The word “centrist” has all its meaning here
I’ll raise it up by one:
The best way to solve a problem, is to make it everyone else’s problem.
There are many problems that can only be solved using money.
Not true, money don’t solve anythimg directly.
If you were, better not talk about it whatsoever though.
There’s an AI reading sentiments. So, if you decide to be selfish then change your mind.
Just behave selfish anyway, you don’t want to get sabotaged or worse.
Nobody likes to be generalized, because generalizations are shit.
I love it when I solve problems in my life. If I were rich, I’d be looking for problems to solve because otherwise I’m just a wallet keeping the money warm.
And that’s why you won’t be rich.
I said nothing about spending the money necessarily, I just won’t be idle.
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