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EclairReturns 12/07/19 9:33:49 PM #1: |
For example, if I'm comparing the amount of classes I'm taking and the amount of hours I work to that of some college student, is it rational to feel inferior to him?
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adjl 12/07/19 10:04:06 PM #2: |
Depends what you do with those feelings and what the implications are of not working as hard. If all you're going to do with those feelings is stew over them and feel sad without actually doing anything, it's not particularly rational. If you're going to use that to motivate yourself to work harder and accomplish more, it's more rational. Similarly, if working harder isn't actually earning him any particular benefit that you'd value, there's not much sense in feeling like you ought to be working harder.
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CTLM 12/07/19 10:20:05 PM #3: |
It's not rational to feel inferior but not irrational about working as hard as others.
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DirtBasedSoap 12/07/19 10:52:36 PM #4: |
work smart, not hard.
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afrodude77 12/07/19 11:34:44 PM #5: |
Yes it's irrational work what suits your limits everybody's situation is different. Just worry about reaching your goals
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Sahuagin 12/07/19 11:36:08 PM #6: |
EclairReturns posted...
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Lokarin 12/07/19 11:37:51 PM #7: |
basic protestant guilt...
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