is there a strong argument why spending 80000 hours in a job for jobs sake is ethically superior to selling enough time to meet ones need and using rest for ones own goals?
Meeting one’s needs is, by definition, necessary, and one’s goals are, by definition, what one pursues. Who doesn’t do that, beyond people incapable of supporting themselves and people drifting through life with no particular goals?
Meeting one’s needs is, by definition, necessary, and one’s goals are, by definition, what one pursues. Who doesn’t do that, beyond people incapable of supporting themselves and people drifting through life with no particular goals?
Sure, that’s true for both. The former is just more constrained, and I was looking for an argument for a over b.
And thanks for defining; I had thought those definitions too obvious to bear mention. My bad.