Author of quotes: Alan Watts

Although we know very well that monotonous activities quickly become boring, almost all types of productive activities - banking and factory work - are extremely monotonous. Most workers are paid to endure this boredom, to put everything in boxes and write down their observations on sheets of paper drawn into squares, or to assemble large boxes from square concrete and glass panels in which they carry out monotonous activities. other people will do it. Why do we lead such a life? In the name of extremely necessary, but abstract and inedible money, with which you can buy yourself one box to live in, and another to drive in (look at any car from above) to the supermarket and buy food in boxes that taste to the idea that they do not consist of organic cells, but of other, even smaller boxes.