Re:God's Lonely Programmer
by kstenerud on Tuesday November 25, 2014 @05:09PM
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You say it as though it were a bad thing. He has money coming in, has a roof over his head, does fulfilling work, and from his description is quite satisfied with his life. Where is the problem?
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Re:God's Lonely Programmer
by Dylan16807 on Tuesday November 25, 2014 @05:43PM
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It means that he needs help, even if he doesn't need offers of help, even if he doesn't need more help.
I didn't think I put a negative spin on it. I was responding to the other person's rant about 'collectivists'.
The problem is we can't all do that.
I'd love to have all that and not need to work. I also do fulfilling work for myself and so I meet all the requirements. How can I sign up to that gravy train?