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1. www.psychologytoday.com › ca › blogCould Life Without Work Be Meaningful? - Psychology Today

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   Feb 23, 2021 · The work of most people in the world is repetitive, uninteresting, emotionally degrading, intellectually dulling, and exposes them to intimidation by supervisors and coworkers. Many...

   • Working Our Lives Away - Psychology Today

     Working 40 hours a week can make our lives narrow and...

2. www.reddit.com › r › findapathI’m tired of working my life away just to stay alive.

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   I don't think life is about working harder, so much as learning how to work smarter, by identifying things like what stresses us out, and where our fulfillment comes from, and what we would do if we could do anything - and then put in the work to pursuing that regardless of the financial, educational, and other barriers in front of us!

3. hbr.org › 2020 › 05Do You Have a Life Outside of Work? - Harvard Business Review

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   May 13, 2020 · If you are thinking about living a purposeful life, or getting out of the trap many find themselves in at work to get back to a more purposeful life, there are several activities you can do. First,...

4. www.psychologytoday.com › working-our-lives-awayWorking Our Lives Away - Psychology Today

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   Jan 6, 2014 · Working 40 hours a week can make our lives narrow and constricted. We live with the mistaken idea that work defines us and should be the primary pursuit of our lives.

5. humanefutureofwork.com › the-meaning-of-life-in-aThe Meaning of Life in a World Without Work

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   Jul 17, 2023 · In a world without work, people would stop working, but someone else would continue producing the goods and services required for us to live a comfortable life: robots and AI. These would be owned by companies, who would, in turn, be owned by shareholders.

6. crm.org › articles › the-meaning-of-life-in-a-worldThe Meaning of Life in a World Without Work - CRM.org

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   Feb 14, 2024 · The world of work is in a state of anxiety, and for good reason. There is a great schism in the labor market between high and low skill jobs, unemployment and underemployment (particularly among young people), and income inequality. Migration has added fuel to the anxiety in many first world economies. Think Brexit, as the most recent example.

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   Is life without work a problem?

   • So the boredom and vice that Voltaire talks about gives way to serious public health, cultural and social problems. And these problems are increasingly represented in social and health statistics. The meaning of life without work should be a concern for us all. Is There Anything We Can Do to Save Ourselves?

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   Do you think life is about working harder?

   • I don't think life is about working harder, so much as learning how to work smarter, by identifying things like what stresses us out, and where our fulfillment comes from, and what we would do if we could do anything - and then put in the work to pursuing that regardless of the financial, educational, and other barriers in front of us!

   r/findapath on Reddit: I’m tired of working my life away just to stay a…

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   How do you feel about a lack of time at work?

   • I understand that some people do have circumstances where they need to put in massive hours at work in order to stay afloat financially, and the lack of time makes it feel nearly impossible to do anything else. If that's you, I feel for you, and I hope you find a way to work less and make time for things that actually matter.

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   What if we didn't work so hard?

   • If we didn’t work so hard, our economies would fail, and we would all be living in poverty. But this isn’t necessarily the case. In continental Europe, working hours are significantly shorter than in the US and the UK, and productivity is actually higher.

   Working Our Lives Away - Psychology Today

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   Is work a major part of Your Life?

   • We take it for granted that work must be a major part of our lives. In fact, for many of us, it's the primary aspect of our lives. We define ourselves and others by our job roles—‘So what do you do?’—and measure our happiness in terms of how successful we are in these roles.

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   Is the world of work in a state of anxiety?

   • The world of work is in a state of anxiety, and for good reason. There is a great schism in the labor market between high and low skill jobs, unemployment and underemployment (particularly among young people), and income inequality. Migration has added fuel to the anxiety in many first world economies. Think Brexit, as the most recent example.

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8. www.econtalk.org › purpose-pleasure-and-meaning-inPurpose, Pleasure, and Meaning in a World Without Work (with ...

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   May 20, 2024 · Listen as Bostrom explains to EconTalk's Russ Roberts what pleasure and leisure might look like in a world without struggle or pain, and why art and religion may come out still standing, or even become more necessary. Finally, they speak about how AI might free us up to be the best people we can be.