/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>9965626
>ever wonder why Architects are paid more than the construction workers?
Because it's requires more education and to a point intelligence? Obviously breaking your body into pieces through heavy labor is harder than being in an office.

It's not like you're working for the architect or that he's not being exploited as much as you.

>>9965641
Both things are important. If the concept can be actualized then the concept is meaningless, if the actualizer has no concept of what to make then their work is pointless. You some kind of retard?

Have you guys ever heard any sort of connection between NEET and other counter-culture movements? I understand that NEET(ism?) might to be classified as a movement, but it's connection to other counter culture concepts is kind of interesting.

The only real thing I knew about previously was a piece of graffiti by Guy Debord that reads "Never Work". Guy Debord was the founder of Situationist International.

I read Lipstick Traces back when I was in college and was kind of interested in some sort of connection between these sort of things. I was a little interested in possibly doing some reading or research in the general direction of connecting actual behavior of youth with radical thought, so if anyone has anything to contribute that would be great.