Yeah I think one should basically seek to have fun/do what they want right now and destinations,paths,etc. should just be theories on how to act so you can have fun indefinitely. Or more and more fun as you go.
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"winding up trapped in a labor exchange situation you hate" - I feel like this really is a trap. There are all kinds of negative feedback loops associated with that kind of a situation that make it difficult for people to escape once in it.
I think they’re super difficult to avoid even if you see them coming — for example, people very typically take on new recurring expenses when they start making more money. It’s super easy to become a servant indentured to yourself while believing your quality of life is improving
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There seem to be all kinds of priest-ly subcultures that seem really good banishing a lot of their wants that might make them want things from other people. I don't know much about them though.But in any case why people want what they want is an issue that should be explored more
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Consider: you get a job in the city center & commute ~1 hour each way. You lose ~10 hours/day, but if you got a more expensive apartment nearby you could do ~8.5 hours/day. Even if you buy your time back @ the same rate you sell it, now you’re locked into a new long-term expense
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