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If a person can find a sense of purpose that is fulfilling to them, whether like starkind says that’s serving God or serving their community in some form, and if they still develop a healthy routine for themselves, then that person will be ok with unemployment (assuming they can still handle the basics of food/water/shelter/security) or retirement IMO | |||
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Last edited by unsunghero; 03-31-2022 at 12:29 PM..
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Unsunghero is right. Work is more than income.
Do G-d's work. | ||
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No one sane or good wants to rot away in a lazyboy. That is a disease of Satan and domination.
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Why is it only men whose potential retirement we've disccused, is it because I would guess most of us are men? Do the same things that often happen to men happen to women as well?
Most of the bosses I've had have been women. My dad retired like three years ago and is kind of falling apart, my mom retired like fifteen years ago and she's still generally healthy for a woman her age AFAIK | ||
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God Bless Texas
Free Iran | |||
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I wonder if this makes the reverse true. Can women handle boredom better than men? | |||
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I think the case may be made that earth and it's ecosystem is unique, and without it, we cease to remain in this form. | |||
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