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Work less, make less money, live better?

February 3rd 2008 13:37
"Anyway, we can't know nothing about what the hell are you supposed to do at all"

There is a book called "The myth of Sisyphus" from Camus, where the guy tries to answer what he calls "the only important question on philosophy", the question of suicide.

Hehe, that's quite truth. What's the point of living? 2 thousand years of western civilisation tried to answer the question, no one got to an answer that fits all cases. So maybe we should live like the brazilians, party carnival as hard as we can, and live by the sea.

Maybe one day, after having worked my hole life, doing something not important at all for the world, i'll finally be another retired man living in a resort in Florida. That's life! That's what makes nations rich, to have it's sheep - sorry, it's people - to live in it's function, and not the other way round.

Another day i've seen a french magazine come out with this moto: "Travaillons moins pour gagner moins et vivre mieux" . My free translation is "work less to have less money and live better". Hehe, in this moment, this is no good for the american economy..

Have a nice weekend. cheers.

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