We have mines at home and we are born rich, why should we work?
Hello everyone, I'm Cat's Eye. In the last article, we talked about the three-generation documentaries of those born rich and noble families, and we saw the phenomenon that powerful families shy away from talking about money. In this article, let's take a look at another great pain of being born rich: the first birth may be the peak of life, because no matter how hard you work when you grow up, will you earn more money than your father or grandpa? No matter how hard you try, others will say that you are fighting for your parents and relying on your family. Your social value is covered up by your family name, and you can't stand out no matter what, and you feel like a transparent person. We have money while lying down, and we don’t know what to do if we want to break our head. We ordinary people don’t understand this anxiety, but we seem to understand it.
You have money lying down
It seems that the third generation of aristocrats also encounter all kinds of problems like ordinary people: being ridiculed and bullied by their classmates at school; parents divorced and the whole world knows about themselves; empty enough to smoke marijuana; , and 99% of the world is isolated. And most importantly, why do you want to work after you leave school? Oh, it turns out that God also has a fair time. Please type the word "fair".
So why do we work?
Most directly, for life. Of course, aspiring students will say "for the dream". But if you haven't figured out what your dream is, it's okay to have a small goal, not a million ha. For example, get paid, buy things you want to buy, if you are on vacation, where to go to play, or work for someone, for parents, lovers, and children. In any case, we would not go to work without a return of income. For the "money", no one thinks this is a good answer, right. Why is most of the work that pulls us out of bed every day repetitive, monotonous, and uninteresting? Why do we not get spiritual satisfaction at work? These soul-draining jobs do nothing but money. So why do we still do it? clang clang, here comes the point
In order to obtain advanced "technology", "technology of thought", not the "technology" of 5G.
We know that humans can create ideas, and how to create them. In the social sciences, it plays a key and guiding role in how we think, how we set our aspirations, what we do, and how we act. If you think that it is the Buddha's decision to have no money, you will go to the temple to worship; if you think that you have no money because you are too weak, you will hide at home and not go out to escape; if you think that you have no money because of oppression and injustice Treat, and you will rise up against it. So whether you are obedient or resistant to lack of money depends on your fundamental understanding of the problem of lack of money. Where does this understanding come from? It is obtained through long-term thinking.
Tangible technology is progressing, and it is suffering the survival of the fittest. And our thoughts are intangible. If we think in the wrong way and don't get good exercise and growth, we will feel empty and boring in life.
The Industrial Revolution put the vast majority of people in jobs, but the capitalists believed: Humans are lazy by nature, so the only way to keep them from lying down and working is to pay a salary. It is this method that has caused us to be confused about work a hundred years later, because the capitalists have not solved the root cause of work, and they have never thought of making people ideologically progress from the very beginning.
In fact, what we spend our whole lives pursuing is to see what kind of person we will become. Humanity is amazing. Unlike the prehistoric universe, the prehistoric universe has always followed the natural orbit, and human nature can be shaped, can be changed, broken, reshaped, changed again, broken again, and reshaped again. In human words, the ultimate purpose of work is to shape one's own humanity. Of course, the salary we get from the job is to support us and ensure that we can live independently in this world.