
THE END OF HAPPINESS?
In the last couple of years, a focus on happiness became, you know, a ‘thing’.
Not just any old happiness, but happiness at work for Christ’s sake….
In the last couple of years, a focus on happiness became, you know, a ‘thing’.
Not just any old happiness, but happiness at work for Christ’s sake….
A while ago I caught a brilliant Radio 4 documentary called ‘Rave: The Beat goes on’. It chartered the path over 25 years of a rave collective and sound system that became notorious for putting on ‘free’ parties in the early 90’s, many of which went on for days.
As the narrator comments, these were people who had ‘a serious commitment to freedom’.
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