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Quotes Tagged “Productivity”

“ It couldn’t last. Everyone was just killing time. But if all they did was kill time, time would end up killing them. ”
― Michael Grant, Gone

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“ Yet for some reason, we as a society have collectively decided it’s better to have millions of human beings spending years of their lives pretending to type into spreadsheets or preparing mind maps for PR meetings than freeing them to knit sweaters, play with their dogs, start a garage band, experiment with new recipes, or sit in cafés arguing about politics, and gossiping about their friends’ complex polyamorous love affairs. ”
― David Graeber, Bullshit Jobs: A Theory

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