Laziness
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Sep 21, 2026
Common Sense, How to Exercise It-Yoritomo Tashi
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41:15Thomas RoseNARRATOR
The causes of this propensity are many and the need for that which astounds is not the only cause to be mentioned.
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41:23Thomas RoseNARRATOR
Indolence is never a stranger to illusion.
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41:28Thomas RoseNARRATOR
It is so delightful to foresee a solution which conforms to our desires.
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41:33Thomas RoseNARRATOR
For certain natures stained with moral atrophy, it is far sweeter to hope for that which will be produced without pain.
Anna Karenina, Book 7-Leo Tolstoy
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67:06MarianneNARRATOR
As he crossed the big room, he came upon his father-in-law.
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67:09MarianneNARRATOR
"'Well, how do you like our Temple of Indolence?' said the prince, taking his arm.
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67:14MarianneNARRATOR
"'Come
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67:15speaker_2ADVERTISER
along, come along.'
It’s Not That You Don’t Have Willpower: You’re Out of Capacity
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6:34Princess EbonyHOST
The straw that broke the camel's nervous system's back.
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6:38Princess EbonyHOST
This is where lazy becomes a terrible explanation.
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6:41Princess EbonyHOST
Lazy is such a convenient word because it explains everything without requiring us to investigate anything.
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6:47Princess EbonyHOST
Like mindset and perspectives and religions and beliefs.
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6:50Princess EbonyHOST
Oh my god.
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6:50Princess EbonyHOST
Oh my.
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6:51Princess EbonyHOST
Didn't clean? Lazy.
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6:52Princess EbonyHOST
Didn't answer? Lazy.
Armageddon- 2419 A.D-Philip Francis Nowlan
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47:17speaker_9NARRATOR
All able-bodied men and women alternated in two-week periods between military and industrial service.
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47:23speaker_9NARRATOR
except those who were needed for household work since working conditions in the plants and offices were ideal and everybody thus had plenty of healthy outdoor activity in addition the population was sturdy and active Laziness was regarded as nearly the greatest of social offenses.
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47:39speaker_9NARRATOR
Hard work and general merit were variously rewarded with extra privileges, advancement to positions of authority, and with various items of personal equipment for convenience and luxury.
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47:49speaker_9NARRATOR
In leisure moments I got great enjoyment from sitting outside the dwelling in which I was quartered with Bill Hearn and ten other men, watching the occasional passers-by.
Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding-David Hume
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17:05Carl ManchesterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We must submit to this fatigue in order to live at ease ever after, and must cultivate true metaphysics with some care in order to destroy the false and adulate.
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17:18Carl ManchesterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Indolence, which to some persons affords a safeguard against this deceitful philosophy, is with others overbalanced by curiosity, and despair, which at some moments prevails, may give place afterwards to sanguine hopes and expectations.
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17:35Carl ManchesterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Accurate and just reasoning is the only catholic remedy fitted for all persons and all dispositions, and is alone able to subvert that abstruse philosophy and metaphysical jargon which, being mixed up with popular superstition, renders it in a manner impenetrable to careless reasoners and gives it the air of science and wisdom.
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17:58Carl ManchesterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Eight: Besides this advantage of rejecting, after deliberate inquiry, the most uncertain and disagreeable part of learning, there are many positive advantages which result from an accurate scrutiny into the powers and faculties of human nature.
Anna Karenina, Book 7-Leo Tolstoy
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62:50MarianneNARRATOR
As he crossed the big room, he came upon his father-in-law.
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62:52MarianneNARRATOR
"'Well, how do you like our Temple of Indolence?' said the prince, taking his arm.
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62:58MarianneNARRATOR
"'Come
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62:59speaker_3ADVERTISER
along, come along.'
Fables of Aesop and Others-Aesop
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38:09LindenNARRATOR
Fables of Aesop and Others by Aesop.
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38:12LindenNARRATOR
Industry and Sloth.
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38:15LindenNARRATOR
An indolent young man, being asked why he lay in bed so long, jocosely answered, "Every morning of my life I am hearing causes.
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38:24LindenNARRATOR
I have two fine girls, their names are Industry and Sloth, close at my bedside as soon as I awake, pressing their different suits.
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38:32LindenNARRATOR
One entreats me to get up; the other persuades me to lie still; and then they alternately give me various reasons why I should rise, and why I should not.
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38:43LindenNARRATOR
This detains me so long, (it being the duty of an impartial judge to hear all that can be said on either side) that before the pleadings are over, it is time to go to dinner." Application.
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38:57LindenNARRATOR
He who defers his work from day to day, Does on a river's brink expecting stay, Till the whole stream which stopped him shall be gone, Which as it runs for ever will run on.
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39:10LindenNARRATOR
Indolence is like a stream which flows slowly on, but yet it undermines every virtue: it rusts the mind, and gives a tincture to every action of one's life; the term of which does not allow time for long-protracted deliberations.
Vocation of the Scholar-Johann Gottlieb Fichte
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164:02speaker_4NARRATOR
It is the motive to activity and virtue.
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164:06speaker_4NARRATOR
Indolence, sluggishness is the source of all vice.
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164:11speaker_4NARRATOR
How to enjoy as much as possible, how to do as little as possible.
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164:17speaker_4NARRATOR
That sentence in italics.
Fables of Aesop and Others-Aesop
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35:55Tara EllsonNARRATOR
Application He who defers his work from day to day does on a river's brink expecting stay, till the whole stream which stopped him shall be gone, which as it runs forever will run on.
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36:10Tara EllsonNARRATOR
Indolence is like a stream which flows slowly on, but yet it undermines every virtue.
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36:16Tara EllsonNARRATOR
It rusts the mind and gives a tincture to every action of one's life, the term of which does not allow time for long protracted deliberations.
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36:25Tara EllsonNARRATOR
And yet how many waste more of their time in idly considering which of two affairs to begin first than would have ended them both.
Discipline | Farmer
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8:02Scott NickellHOST
This is probably the easiest one.
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8:03Scott NickellHOST
Guess what it is? Laziness.
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8:06Scott NickellHOST
Laziness.
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8:07Scott NickellHOST
Now, this is again, this is not rocket science.
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8:10Scott NickellHOST
This is something if you've been doing the discipline challenge, you're like, oh, we've already read a lot about laziness because we've been reading Proverbs and the discipline challenge and you've already come across this.
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9:12Scott NickellHOST
The enemy of a hardworking farmer is laziness.
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9:15Scott NickellHOST
And if you're a lazy farmer, you go broke real fast and starvation's not far on its heels, right? Not only do you not have enough for you and your family, you don't have enough to sell at the market, there's gonna be absolutely no profit.
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9:26Scott NickellHOST
Now, here's my question, all right? If in a culture where everybody could understand like an agricultural system, Laziness was still an enemy even though starvation was a possibility.
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