| ▲ | keiferski 2 hours ago | |
1. Maybe because making life easier isn't always a good thing? That there are certain things which benefit from being difficult, or at least not as easy as possible. Especially for children. 2. There aren't billion-dollar corporations, staffed with teams of PhDs in psychology, whose sole purpose 24/7 is to get me to use a hammer more. That's a false analogy. | ||
| ▲ | throw-the-towel 2 hours ago | parent [-] | |
On one hand, I agree; on the other hand, that was the most succinct formulation of European culture that I've ever read. | ||