as a marxist who didn't misinterpret grundrisse while hero-dosing on ketamine with my cybernetic pals in the 90s, i stick by my anti-labourism.
I like the cut of yer jib.
as a marxist who didn't misinterpret grundrisse while hero-dosing on ketamine with my cybernetic pals in the 90s, i stick by my anti-labourism.
My dad did some online careers test whilst between jobs and he said it told him his ideal job would be either a grave digger or a leech farmer.They were all cunts this side of the pond. Anti-progress institutionalised.
Told me I’d be ‘perfect’ for working outdoors. So flattering, I love rain and guns.
They were all cunts this side of the pond. Anti-progress institutionalised.
Told me I’d be ‘perfect’ for working outdoors. So flattering, I love rain and guns.
No it means acknowledging that this advise isn't entirely reducible to rubbish, that it is a fragmented and infantile attempt to articulate progress, an attempt, a cosmic and pre-human force, that is liable to glom into suboptimal value systems. The career advisor, however low resolution, purveys sides of the same shape that we all purvey sides of.
So yeah, it would be a mistake just to roll with their advice, but it would also be a mistake to disregard it in its entirety.
v deleuzian career adviceThink I got "bricklayer" as some optimal occupation.
I would like to work outdoors I think.
Had a nice day out in the woods and I think being outdoors is quite good for you, as opposed to being in stuffy office. All people who work outdoors in hot countries know the tricks, shade and siestas.