/lit/ - Literature

I think they could be an interesting literary topic.

The soul-killing, spiritual damage inflicted by the meaningless work which is the most common in the modern world and which is the lot of all but the luckiest cannot be understated. It actively destroys beauty and human potential, the cultivation of the finest qualities which define whatever divinity of which humanity is capable. I mean this on no uncertain terms and without a shred of hyperbole.
Particularly painful is the plight of one who is ill-suited to their station, one who is capable of so much more but unable to transcend their circumstances, who has more consciousness than they need to stay sane. I'm thinking of Kafka and his insurance agency. For the creative, for the daydreaming type that tinkers at the edge of possibility, the confines confines of such employment are a mental prison.

>>18863652
Justify? Justify!? It is the abject wage who must justify their deathstyle, not the princely enlightened neet.

>>15015806
>The Four Hour Life Survival Guide, by Paul Skallas (pskuh)
I looked this up out of curiosity.
Is this the official NEET Handbook?

>>14615831
It's deliberate gobbledygook that combines actual academic, scientific, and political terms and concepts with random ordinary expressions, sometimes separately (as when "UBI" and "dysgenics" appear by "What forest?") and sometimes illogically combined in a single phrase (as in "Esoteric Thielism," which combines the idea of arcane knowledge with the business practices of the guy who founded PayPal). It's a parody of other Wojak-as-wagie-Pepe-as-NEET memes like pic related, and possibly of academic vocabulary.