A powerful reflection of unintended consequences and the things we lose to history, by Matty.
Work Symposium
When you have nowhere else to go, maybe you can go to North Dakota.
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Capitalism sucks, and it's time your kids knew that.
In which Jaybird muses on post-work through the lens of his cats.
Work, not leisure, should be seen as the mark of the good life.
The post-work society is not a new idea. And it's been wrong often enough that it might...
Gabriel Conroy ponders the slights he has offered to others during his time as a customer service...
After college, Miss Mary opted for a career that served others rather than made her wealthy. ...
In the future, we will all be adjuncts of one kind or another.
A small conundrum comes along with what looks like great news.
Milton was in paradise, as far as I'm concerned.
For the Work Symposium, a reposting of the best career advise I have.
I've been musing over the posts for the Work Symposium so far, and I was struck by...
An employment lawyer entertains a very radical idea. Except it may already be real!
George Orwell's "A Happy Vicar I Might Have Been" captures alienation absolutely perfectly.
Technologies are supposed to make our work more efficient, but they also help determine what work we...
Symposium intro and sneak-peek after the jump.
Topic, call for submissions, and title contest after the jump.
