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I get what kuz is saying and he makes good points, but it is coming from a man who has a disease which eliminates the need to plan far into the future, unfortunately, and a man who was born into wealth. For most of us we have to struggle in the broken world presented to us... We do not have wealth to fall back on or shining opportunities are grandparents did. Most of us would be lucky enough just to own our own house. What's wrong with giving up on the future and enjoying the present with how things are? It's not like we will reap the rewards of most of our savings and retirement. It's not like most of us can make meaning change in the current world. I see no issue with only working 30-40 hours and using the internet to enjoy oneself. I hope many of my fellow
'teens can transcend this malaise, but kuz of all people has no right to chastise us on it.
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