/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>43637380
>A lot of what? Would achieving a lot of murder be considered productive?
Achieving means what betters you and your community and society at large.
Is this "murder" achieving good results?
Is so, it's not murder.
These words mean to succeed in finishing something or reaching a goal, especially after a lot of effort or difficulty. You can say that you have achieved or fulfilled an aim, goal, or ambition that brought about good for everyone and yourself.
>How hard? To the point of exhaustion? If not, to what degree, exactly, does it count as hard? If I find my job easy, am I not working hard?
It means prioritizing your tasks, doing what is necessary (no busy-work just for the sake of "doing work"), and learning to understand, not to memorize. If you understand why you are doing something, you'll probably enjoy doing it better and you'll be motivated to do it.
You're much more valuable to society when you're dedicated and passionate about that kind of productivity. Find your dream and live it.
What makes you the most fulfilled?
What do you want to do with your life?
How can you contribute to society and your community?
>Define "good," please.
That which is morally right; righteousness.

"Morals"
The standard of behavior or beliefs concerning what is and is not acceptable to do.
Unacceptable: hedonism and degeneracy
Acceptable: productivity and noble goals