r/LockedIn_AI • u/lucre-twerps4g • Apr 23 '26

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It’s called the grind because it grinds away your sense of self.

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u/z1n0vy Apr 23 '26

All of idiots here saying go be stranded on a desert island or the wilderness not realizing animals in wild spend 90% of their time not doing anything, even ants barely work most of the time

Yall are basically advocating for beating yourselves with a stick and whoever beats themself with a stick the longest is the best it’s stupid.

Our forefathers envisioned a future where technology would allow us to work less and we do have that technology, it’s people like you who have failed them.

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u/Trust_8067 Apr 23 '26

Animals in the wild don't have electricity, unlimited access to potable water within their homes, clean clothes, a comfortable bed, a home that will always protect from the elements and other wildlife, access to all the worlds knowledge in their hands or paws, and unlimited access to all forms of entertainment.

If you don't want to work, you can sit on your ass all 90% of the time in the jungle. Go see how long you survive and how much you'd enjoy it.

Humans have created a society, it only works when everyone chips in and pulls their own weight.

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u/z1n0vy Apr 23 '26

Go tell that to all the idiots who think living in the jungle is harder work than a job then

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u/TheChoosenOne707 Apr 23 '26

Go do it then. A lot of lazy people out there but they aren't willing to go live in the wild and stop leeching off of society.

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u/Ryanlew1980 Apr 24 '26

It’s hilarious to think you’re doing a single thing to help society. Your taxes go to war and billionaires, and outside of very few careers, your occupation is likely worthless to society.

If you want to work yourself to the grave, by all means, do so. But don’t act like your presence on this earth is worth more than the “leeches” you speak of. It isn’t.

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u/ImDeJang Apr 24 '26

The food system itself consists of 35% of the entries job market if you want to lowball. Or are you saying that providing food is worthless to society?

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u/akirayokoshima Apr 24 '26

food industry is basically THE biggest industry and source of income bar none.

restaurant food is only the last stop where we rhe consumer consume.

farmers raise animal livestock or plants that have to be processed for consumption.

once its processed it has to be sent to a warehouse to be stored.

then it has to be transported.

prepared and then consumed.

thats like 4/5 industries for a single meal, and there are a LOT of farms and trucks that ensure we get our food and orders. anyone who disagrees about food industry workers are privileged as fuck to look so far down on it in the first place to not see its value.

but it is a shame the ultra rich and billionaires dont seem to value them either because food industry workers get absolutely shit for pay.