The hidden power of play: to get things done, nothing beats hard work - except having fun

Article Abstract:

Contemporary society demands that some amount of play be incorporated in work to make it more enjoyable and fun. Although the technocratic order forbids such distractions from something that is supposedly as serious as work, only special people who are able to make play out of work discover the variations that eventually give rise to progress.

Play

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What ever happened to hard work?

Article Abstract:

The value of hard work has become increasingly undermined, as schools and academic circles view it as a task imposed on the population by those in power. The older generation can teach the youth to appreciate its significance through examples and by emphasizing its role in achieving success.

Social values

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America's 100 best time off

Article Abstract:

The 100 places that Americans consider great for amusement and entertainment are discussed.

United States, Recreational facilities

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