#35 In Praise of Idleness.. Part I

Today I analyse one of the most important essays of the 20th century - Bertrand Russell's "In Praise of Idleness".

Russell's essay speaks volumes about the way we privileged people (with time, freedom, money (relative) and choice) ought to reflect on the way we use our money, the way we consume, the way we use our idle/free time, and the way we think about labour.

I analysed the essay through various lenses. I explored the ethics of consumption and automation, the role of education, Nietzsche's master/slave dichotomy and the necessity of idleness as a mode of connecting with our innermost authentic selves. 

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Aleks