flâneur

In Defense of Laziness | Mises Institute

mises.org · 1,481 words · saved by 1 readers

It may seem paradoxical that we work so hard all year so we can sleep on the beach for a week, but there is a method to our madness. As we work harder, leisure time for others increases in both quality and quantity, and we can assume that everyone else is returning the favor. Everyone else, that is, except the government.

In Defense of Laziness In Defense of Laziness It may seem paradoxical that we work so hard all year so we can sleep on the beach for a week, but there is a method to our madness. As we work harder, leisure time for others increases in both quality and quantity, and we can assume that everyone else is returning the favor. Everyone… Tags: Philosophy and Methodology, Value and Exchange 04/05/2002 • Mises Daily • Hal Cranmer Print this page From the Puritans to the present day, people have looked with disdain on people who try to avoid work. One of the arguments presented in favor of the

related reading