In my opinion there is no such thing as post modern, just more complicated machines. It's in ancient Greek literature somewhere, ".... in these modern times." We are always living in modern times. At all times.
People don't change.
I do see how an unmarried, infertile, easily pleased, worker would be easier to assign wherever his labor was needed, having no ties, no ideals, no independent life that belonged just to him.
Me, I am for the Sabbath, which overrides or should override all needs except dire ones. One day a week, nobody can tell anybody to do anything. And it must be religious, not just when the person is tired, or it has no meaning. The Fourth Commandment is a great gift to the human race.
In my opinion there is no such thing as post modern, just more complicated machines. It's in ancient Greek literature somewhere, ".... in these modern times." We are always living in modern times. At all times.
People don't change.
I do see how an unmarried, infertile, easily pleased, worker would be easier to assign wherever his labor was needed, having no ties, no ideals, no independent life that belonged just to him.
Me, I am for the Sabbath, which overrides or should override all needs except dire ones. One day a week, nobody can tell anybody to do anything. And it must be religious, not just when the person is tired, or it has no meaning. The Fourth Commandment is a great gift to the human race.