Sedentary Society
A thought-provoking discussion emerges around the roots of our increasingly sedentary lifestyle, tracing back to significant political moments and cultural shifts. Will reflects on how post-war prosperity led to a belief that comfort was the norm, while work became viewed as a burden rather than a privilege. The conversation highlights a growing moral relativism that reshaped societal values, particularly regarding the nature of work and collective action.In this clip
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