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"To be clear, there is immense privilege in lying flat. "

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"To be clear, there is immense privilege in lying flat. "

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I choose this quote because I belive nothing comes easy in life. When my dad came to this country from Iran at 8 years old he had to work and put in as much time and effort as possible to accomplish his goals. Every monday before school he says to really put effort into my work. This quote shows me that in order to take a break I have to go above and beyond my goals to earn the privilege of lying flat. My dad alsod tells me to think like an immigrant. Which he says means your thirsty to learn new information. After reading this article it showed me that the body does need rest but I can balance it out with work.

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"While jobs are sustenance, careers are altars upon which all else is sacrificed"

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"While jobs are sustenance, careers are altars upon which all else is sacrificed"

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This quote resonated with me due to the authors word choice and the juxtaposition between jobs and careers. By using the word altar, the author created a metaphor to show that humanity is frightened to appose societal norms in fear of being judged or ridiculed. An altar is a structure used as the focus for a religious ritual and can be a representation of a religion. Thus, the author is conveying that people view a career as a religion and blindly follow it just as some people blindly follow a religion. Religion is a powerful tool that can be manipulated in order to force people to do malicious acts due to people believing that their actions are just in accordance with their religious beliefs. Similarly, people blindly pursue a career due to society telling them that it is their sole option. This blind pursuit can have negative repercussions as having a career is draining and can force you to make sacrifices in order to allocate time for it. Furthermore, the author creates a juxtaposition by comparing careers and jobs and states that jobs are a sufficient replacement for a career as they are not nearly as harmful to your body.

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"there is immense privilege in lying flat"

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"there is immense privilege in lying flat"

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This line resonates with me because it talks about something people don't often discuss. Last year I was going through the process of applying to different of high schools, I was also trying to keep my grades up in school as well as study for testing. When I wasn't studying or doing homework, I was writing for my high school essay, or studying for standardized tests, doing clubs, or having test tutoring. This was very hard and by the end of the day I was exhausted. It wasn't until last year that I finally saw the beauty and privilege of good rest. I ended up sleeping in more, and doing more things for self care. People with these crazy long work weeks probably realize the importance and privilege of rest even more than me, and thats why they are laying flat.
-Adriana

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"If low wages were all that’s at play, we would expect to see reluctant workers at the bottom of the socioeconomic ladder, and content workers at the top. Instead, there are murmurs of dissent at every rung."

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"If low wages were all that’s at play, we would expect to see reluctant workers at the bottom of the socioeconomic ladder, and content workers at the top. Instead, there are murmurs of dissent at every rung."

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I chose this quotation because I was drawn to the idea that not just the people in entry level jobs are feeling irritable. Usually, people believe that people with more money or power feel more content at their jobs. This article disproves that common belief, while promoting self care. I feel that this idea that the author touches on is very important to me as a student. I believe that rest is as, or even more, important than work. If people take work in moderation and rest when necessary, they will be able to accomplish much more than before. The author strives to inform the general public, by sharing that discomfort in the workplace is more normal than what people would originally think.

-Samantha

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Mr. Lou's manifesto, and his assertion that he has a 'right to choose a slow lifestyle' of reading, exercising, and doing odd jobs to get by."

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Mr. Lou's manifesto, and his assertion that he has a 'right to choose a slow lifestyle' of reading, exercising, and doing odd jobs to get by."

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I was drawn to this quotation because of how Mr. Lou does not want to have a full time "profession," but still wants become physically and mentally fit. By reading, exercising, and doing odd jobs to get by, Mr. Lou is living within his own means and is able to pursue his own interests, while not having to work inhumane work hours. I believe that it is crucial that people are able to pursue what they are passionate about, and be able to support themselves, which is exactly what Mr. Lou is doing. This quote reminded me of my own life in a sense, and the life that I might consider having when I am older. Last year, I had several after school curriculars that I wanted to take part in. I could only choose a certain number of courses, and I had to balance them with school. I enjoy computer science, cello, and bass so I took those courses after school, while still maintaining my grades in the classroom. In this instance, I was able to complete my school work, while also pursuing other passions of mine. When I am an adult, I would consider finding a job that makes me enough money to live comfortably, but where I could also pursue what I am interested in away from work. There is a balance between school and after school curriculars or passions and work, but it is crucial to reach for your goals, while still working or doing school because after all, we all only have one life.  - James Zwirn

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@hollabekgrl didn't say she never wanted to work at a job or hone in a craft; she said she doesn't want a "career".

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@hollabekgrl didn't say she never wanted to work at a job or hone in a craft; she said she doesn't want a "career".

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This quote is saying that she didn't want to do just one thing in a career. @hollabekgrl wanted to do many productive things to her own extent. For example, fixing something or learning a musical instrument. This quote is important in my life because it shows that I can be productive even when I'm not learning in school or doing homework. I used to build lego sets with my dad and we would both feel accomplished afterward. Therefore, I feel that productiveness is doing something and feeling accomplished which connects me to her experience. - Will Tighe

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The first portion of a tweet mentioned in the article really stood out to me. Later, the writer of the article followed up on what the word "career" meant. She writes about PowerPoints and suits. This encourages a reader to think about what a career means to them. To me, the idea of a career is something that follows college, and something one's life is structured around. A career is also, in a sense, a guide AND a limiter to one's life. To me, having a career in finance would automatically discourage partaking in many forms of the arts. To me, a career in financing involves a life revolving around numbers, investing, clients, stocks, and every other thing a college finance major must do on a daily basis. Making money is neccesary, but not calling your work a career enables you to make money in your own way, which could even be lying flat.

-Alexsys

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'Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?'

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'Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?'

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When reading this quote it really makes one think whether materials are truly worth your happiness. It takes power to take a path different from what society deems worthy of respect, but this quote is really depicting that having that courage is necesary in order to have a full life. The phrase You only live once can only describe this quote to the fullest.

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"I have no interest in rejoining, a system that is beginning to come undone."

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"I have no interest in rejoining, a system that is beginning to come undone."

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Honestly, this quote just reminded me of how much of the enemy the world is becoming because of our system. The world has traumatized teens by making them think work isn't fun, it's just about money. And when we do adopt the work habit it becomes all we wrap our life around, everything is about work. My goal is obviously to be successful and have everything I need in this life, but the author is reminding me that I need to be first, I need to put my mental health, my desires, and most importantly rest in front of everything. The system gives us this mentality that if you aren't successful you aren't anything and we need to change that. - Micaela Gonzalez.

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"She argues that rest is not only resistance, it is also reparation."

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"She argues that rest is not only resistance, it is also reparation."

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In the quote, the author says the word reparation which means to repair. This quotation stood out to me because I think that it can relate to my experience as a student. The person who said this quote found it very helpful to rest in graduate school. I think that this relates to me because if I ever get stressed out, or too exhausted, I should take a quick rest. This way I can improve my mood and enjoy my time with friends and at school.

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"I do not want to have a career... I want to sit on the porch."

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"I do not want to have a career... I want to sit on the porch."

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This quote resonates with personal experience because I have heard and seen many people who have the similar mindset. For example, my Dad no longer wants to work. He feels that sometimes it is pointless, so he would much rather play golf and hockey, as well as relaxing. However he still is unsure whether it is the right decision, because some limits and problems may arise without work.

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"Tell me, what is it you plan to do/with your one wild and precious life? My reply, for now, is simple: Sit on the porch."

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"Tell me, what is it you plan to do/with your one wild and precious life? My reply, for now, is simple: Sit on the porch."

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This line resontated with me because it meant that instead of having a solid plan, the author lacks a plan, which I think would be the real meaning of the Rest is Resistance group. As Mr. Luo said at the beginning of the article, "he has a right to choose a slow lifestyle of reading, exercising and doing odd jobs to get by..." Mr. Lou's original statement shows that there is not supposed to be a definite plan for the "slow lifestyle". I think it is important to remember as a student because often times students will forget to relax and overload themselves with work and classes. I personally found this interesting because I think it's important to have days to choose a "slow lifestyle" instead of doing work all the time.

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"Entry-level analysts at the investment bank report they're facing "inhumane" conditions, working an average of 98 hours a week, forgoing showers and sleep.

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"Entry-level analysts at the investment bank report they're facing "inhumane" conditions, working an average of 98 hours a week, forgoing showers and sleep.

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My initial reaction to this section was math.  I wanted to understand just how impossible a 98 hour workweek was.  I was shocked by the results.  These investment bankers would be working 14 hours a day, as long as they never took any days off.  If these bankers wanted a 5 day workweek, they would be working 19.6 hours a day for 5 days straight every week.  The culture in which this is acceptable is problematic and unacceptable.  At their core, jobs provide an opportunity to provide for one's self and make the worker happier.  When people are being worked to the bone like this, it proves that the system is flawed and needs correction.  After reading this section, I understood how sitting on the porch, something which seems to me as boring and uneventful, would possibly be preferable to a career.