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[cherylgk@mastodon.social]

@doyce So good, I am going
to share these with my friends on Discord.

[alisonw@fedimon.uk]

@doyce
Well, hopefully, the Earth was only going to rotate in one way, otherwise we'd all fall off when it reversed direction

[proedie@mastodon.green]

@doyce THAT’S wasting time.

[raganwald@social.bau-ha.us]

@Doyce The "Mediocre Place" is an afterlife where we must endlessly reënact the same office space scene about wanting a million dollars so we can do nothing all day, and realizing that we don't need no million dollars for that.

[ktneely@infosec.exchange]

@doyce watch Andor, count how many times the Imperial characters accuse someone of "wasting time", especially Dedra Meero.

[ramsey@phpc.social]

@doyce @MaddieM4 To be fair, we don’t “give away” that time. It’s just many of us don’t value our own time, and the amount we’re willing to accept for that time is tellingly low.

[stevendbrewer@wandering.shop]

@doyce @kagan B.Kliban nailed this many years ago.

[ramsey@phpc.social]

@doyce @MaddieM4 That said, I’m very guilty of working outside work hours, which is technically giving away my time. For me, it’s not out of any sense of obligation to my employer; it’s mostly because of my own need to complete something before finishing for the day and because I’m truly interested in the work I do (to the point that it’s also my hobby, so I guess in a sense I’m doing it for my own gratification). Yes, employers take advantage of this.