bro... that's not funny. we dont reference the j-word here

>>10113

>>10113 as someone who does work in a way, the picture still has some effect on me. but i'd blame that on modern wageslave world in general (we are not supposed to be working 5 hours a day no matter what shit normie might say, deep inside our souls we sensed something isn't right, no matter how much we might cover it up)

>>10121 How would the time and energy spent working a job be made equal to how we spent our time and energy as hunter gatherers in the past?

>>10121 Anon is lucky he doesn't knows what's working all motherfucking day like a donkey

>>10123 You'd like David Graeber

>>10121 it would be wrong to say we aren't meant to work. it's true we aren't meant to wageslave at useless, brain-melting modern jobs. but humans are creative, innovative, driven, creatures. i think the fact we can experience boredom is enough to show we are meant for work. meaningful work, that is.

>>10132 replied guy here. oh the 12 hours thing? nah, i know. i know full well. >>10123 incomparable, "hunter gatherers" is a completely different mode of being, like you're different species altogether, i'd say, the difference in psyche and soul as much as if you meet someone from a wizardworld isekai, it's just too alien

>>10139 I mean yeah, the world now is so industrialised that your current working man is very different from his ancient hunter gatherer ancestors, same deal with western men compared to men living in primitive tribal communities like in africa or asia. Still, the common connection with all of them is that they have to give effort to survive, it's just that maybe the more primitive life style of hunting for food is less effort and less stressful than working for food. Perhaps its more of a question of improving working conditions for the working class, but that seems to be an issue that's never fixed, so maybe we should just return to monke.