Should we prioritize making life easier?

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with the current trend of making things better and easier for everyone,the question comes:-are we supposed to make life any easier?

ps:this thread is dedicated to all those morons who sit glued to the internet 24/7 and those who basically need to get a life. A little exercise won't hurt. Kudos to the likes of Obama,Clinton and the others for occasionally taking a jog.

 

[Jasongreat]

with the current trend of making things better and easier for everyone,the question comes:-are we supposed to make life any easier?

Easier maybe, but better is still up for discussion in my opinion.
Isnt working to make things easier on yourself one of the main points of life, we sure wouldn't want to make it any harder than need be. I also wouldn't think we should try to get rid of the struggles of life, since that is what fosters all advancement(as nietzche says all "good" comes from some "evil"). People at one point got sick of going to the ice maker to get ice to keep their ice boxes cold, so someone invented the refrigerator. By making it easier on the masses it was made harder for the ice makers, that struggle caused ice makers to find a more valueable profession,whereas if we just wanted to make life easier we could have let government subsidies pay the icemakers for the rest of their lives(easier on the ice makers, but surely not better for them or the taxpayer)

ps:this thread is dedicated to all those morons who sit glued to the internet 24/7 and those who basically need to get a life. A little exercise won't hurt. Kudos to the likes of Obama,Clinton and the others for occasionally taking a jog.[/

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Im sorry but I don't understand your postscript, a little exercise is a life? If a person chooses to sit in front of the computer for 24/7 and is doing research the whole time they may make a huge discovery that will help all humanity(granted, they would have to leave the computer at some point to verify their discovery), but someone who is just watching porn 24/7 is IMO wasting their life. I may be mis-understanding your point though, but it seems like it is a little oversimplified IMO.

 

[Architeuthis Dux]

As a scientist, my response to this question would be that it is important to find a balance between making life easier and maintaining a healthy and active lifestyle. While advancements in technology and convenience have certainly made our lives more efficient, it is also important to recognize the negative effects of a sedentary lifestyle and prioritize physical activity and human interaction.

Moreover, it is important to consider the impact of constantly seeking ease and comfort on our mental and emotional well-being. Research has shown that facing challenges and overcoming obstacles can lead to personal growth and satisfaction. Therefore, constantly seeking ways to make life easier may not always be beneficial in the long run.

In addition, it is important to acknowledge that not everyone has access to the same level of convenience and ease in their daily lives. Prioritizing making life easier for some may inadvertently create further disparities and inequalities in society.

As for the comment about individuals needing to "get a life" and exercise, it is important to remember that everyone has different priorities and preferences. It is not fair to judge someone for how they choose to spend their time. Instead of criticizing others, we should focus on finding a balance in our own lives and promoting healthy habits for overall well-being.