168: r/antiwork Pt. 1, work in a world where we can't stop working

This pandemic has done a lot of strange things to our relationship with most parts of everyday life, but it's our relationship with "work" that could end up being one of the most detrimental. In the first of our two-part series on the philosophical subreddit r/antiwork, we look into a centuries-old conversation about why exactly we work in the first place, and what purpose it serves us in a world where many people are now sleeping in the same room as their office. This subreddit is a very interesting one.

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