İşinden Nefret Edenlere ÖZEL: Tırışkadan İşler - David Graeber - Emrah Safa Gürkan - 075x

#economy #book #whitecollar Why do we still work so much despite all this technological progress? How did hard work become the most important virtue? When did we start looking down on people who are idle? Are most of us working in meaningless jobs? Is Universal Basic Income a viable thing? In this episode of 0.75x, which those who don't enjoy their jobs shouldn't miss, we discussed David Graeber's book, "Sloppy Jobs". Don't miss it! 00:00 Introduction 02:41 What is the theory of the book? 03:38 Why don't we work 15 hours a week? 08:40 Man is not a rational being (homo economicus) 10:25 What does "sloppy jobs" mean? 12:54 The three historical stages of the mental shift that sanctifies work 15:37 The idea that idleness is bad 18:30 People seek meaning in life 22:52 Graeber being a bad writer 25:23 Where does the data come from? 27:42 To argue means to give up what you believe in 29:29 Hobo bias 31:51 Types of trivial jobs 34:06 The mental framework that conditions our behavior 35:36 The religious origins of the work-sanctifying mindset 36:39 The reunification of economics and politics after the 1980s 40:45 Graeber's interesting arguments left undefended 42:27 If you love your job, you shouldn't earn money 44:56 Do people really choose professions that benefit others? 46:57 "Time" becoming something that can be counted and then bought 49:11 Does universal basic income work? 57:41 What Did We Learn? 01:00:24 Unnecessary chores in academia 01:04:24 Closing Join this channel to benefit from privileges:    / @omnibuslive