I would rather drive the car through a beautiful landscape (that I pick), instead in rush hour trafic that I don't have a choice in..
>Then work in an amazing office..
That I did't choose...
>with fellow gifted engineers and civilized people.
That I didn't pick..
There is a poem in Malayalam with a portion that goes like this "Bhandura kaanjanakkotilanengilum bandhanam bandhanam thanne paaril". It means, "bondage is bondage even if you are in a golden cage".
So the point is that office work is vastly less freedom (thus a kind of oppression), even with all its perks (that is for the few that indeed have those perks).
I think you would agree, when you choose a job you are choosing it based on a few base components. Job duties, pay, culture, location, travel requirements, hours per week etc... If these do not match up with what you want then its your job/right to get a different job at a different place with different components.
I would rather drive the car through a beautiful landscape (that I pick), instead in rush hour trafic that I don't have a choice in..
>Then work in an amazing office..
That I did't choose...
>with fellow gifted engineers and civilized people.
That I didn't pick..
There is a poem in Malayalam with a portion that goes like this "Bhandura kaanjanakkotilanengilum bandhanam bandhanam thanne paaril". It means, "bondage is bondage even if you are in a golden cage".
So the point is that office work is vastly less freedom (thus a kind of oppression), even with all its perks (that is for the few that indeed have those perks).