>I think that workers
>ought to be given just a little more credit than that and, afterall, isn't
>a worthwhile goal one in which work is understood for everyone as a source
>of joy (in the variety of ways one might experience such joy) Sn-wording
>at their delusions and implying some sort of hierarchy of real work/not
>real work that those philistine uncultcha'd folks just don't get is hardly
>the point is it?
I was just reading the Pew Center for People & the Press's latest examination of the American mind. Some rResults from a poll taken Jan 14-17:
"Please tell me whether you are satisfied or dissatisfied, on the whole, with the following aspects of your life:"
"your standard of living"
very satisfied 45%
somewhat satisfied 38
somewhat dissatisfied 12
very dissatisfied 4
"your job - the kind of work you do"
very satisfied 45%
somewhat satisfied 25
somewhat dissatisfied 5
very dissatisfied 4
doesn't apply 20
A happy people in a happy world?
Doug