Re:Technology has created more jobs than it has destroyed, s...
by binarymax on Tuesday August 18, 2015 @07:15AM
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Yes I suppose when you retire at 65 or 70, after a long life of labor, then doing nothing is probably what happens.
But what about the chance to retire at, say, 45? I imagine many folks at that age, having the 2nd half of their lives ahead of them, would go on to focus on a more personal passion that is also active.
But what about the chance to retire at, say, 45? I imagine many folks at that age, having the 2nd half of their lives ahead of them, would go on to focus on a more personal passion that is also active.