
Episode 109: Work Is Not Your Friend, with Alan Henry
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Work was often thought of as something kind of ancient and connected to the past, just like we've been discussing in this conversation so far. In the nineteenth century, writers like henry david thoreau who are mourning the loss of this bucolic world of agricultural labor which seemed timeless to them. And suddenly, because of the rise of industrialization, work is no longer connected to the cycle of the seasons. Its not connected to anything that our ancestors did. It's become a giant railway train that's just like bearing down on us from the future and belching smoke and destroying our old ways of life.
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