I mean by that feeling proud of the result. Of course, this would require a complete change from our current system, to one where people's jobs are geared towards their own needs and interests rather than those of institutions and corporations. Unfortunately, the educational system, especially here in America, has become mostly occupationally oriented. Private colleges and universities, heavily sponsored by the corporate world, have become an antechamber to it, or as many manure heap from where the corporate seed will grow in the mind of the young. Of course, the itch is corporate employment.
Corporate jobs drive the whole mind deadening work truck.
If a hell of anti corporate propaganda could be raised that would be enough to sensibly decrease the number of those willing to apply for jobs in corporations, a big, non-violent revolution and the dawn of another stage of human consciousness, another step on the evolution ladder, would be in the offing. They were convinced by the others that lived with them to go and conquer a new planet, prepare the way for the rest of their race. Some drastic shift is overdue. But even if we can't meet otherwise than in cyberspace, it's still possible for each and everyone to make a slight difference to the world by abandoning the rat race for their own good. Believe me, among all things that feel good in life that I have experimented, resigning from a dire survival job is a winner.