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Peter
The Conquest of Bread
1892
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'...Well-being, ...the satisfaction of physical, artistic, and moral needs, has always been the most powerful stimulant to work. And when a hireling produces bare necessities with difficulty, a free worker, who sees ease and luxury increasing for him and for others in proportion to his efforts, spends infinitely far more energy and intelligence, and obtains first-class products in far greater abundance. The one feels riveted to misery, the other hopes for ease and luxury in the future. In this lies the whole secret. Therefore a society aiming at the well-being of all, and at the possibility of all enjoying life in all its manifestations, will supply voluntary work which will be infinitely superior and yield far more than work has produced up till now under the goad of slavery, serfdom, or wagedom...'

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@jd Heh, just started reading this two days ago. πŸ‘

@simonv3 Really, I have been reading it for the last month in a pretty lazy way - good stuff! I think he would have a lot to say about the world today.