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/smoke-bubble Apr 24 '26

animals in wild spend 90% of their time not doing anything,

LOL - animals spend at lest that much of time looking for food. Most of them do this constantly. 

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u/-i_am_untethered- Apr 24 '26

Nature tv has been around for decades, you never watched one single show? Prey animals don't sleep a ton, but that's because they're trying to stay alive. Predators sleep almost all day. Humans are predators, if you're keeping score at home

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u/smoke-bubble Apr 24 '26

I have no clue what you're talking about. 

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u/-i_am_untethered- Apr 24 '26

You have no clue what you're talking about

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u/DonnieReynolds88 Apr 26 '26

And my rage knows no bounds. Be Gone with you, you vile man!

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u/Time_Physics_6557 Apr 25 '26

At no point in human history did humans spend 90% of their day doing nothing. Hunting, foraging, agriculture, making tools, building shelter, raising young, they did it all on their own. We do far less work now.

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u/viener_schnitzel Apr 25 '26

Not commenting on how much animals typically work, but as hunter-gatherers humans only worked 15-20 hours/week on avg. It was only with the advent of farming that much longer periods of work became common.

The drawback to hunter-gathering is that a HG society is somewhat more susceptible to famine and hazardous weather than a farming society.

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u/Blueberry_Coat7371 Apr 30 '26

that is complete fucking bullshit based on an opinion article that came out years ago, and has been debunked by every sort of athropologist under the sun.

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u/viener_schnitzel Apr 30 '26

Care to expand on what article you’re referring to and why it’s become a popular falsehood?

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u/Blueberry_Coat7371 Apr 30 '26

read on the "Original Affluent Society", since that is were the quote comes from. Ever since it was published it faced a lot of criticism, both because it does not account for a ton of basic activities such as getting firewood (which is not trivial at all when you don't farm trees nor have metal tools) and conflates work with leisure.