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How does Price’s personal experience with overwork and burnout contribute to his argument against the concept of laziness? Analyze the effectiveness of Price’s decision to use personal narratives throughout his book to address this societal issue.
Examine the historical and cultural origins of the Laziness Lie as presented in Laziness Does Not Exist. How have these factors shaped modern attitudes toward work and productivity?
Evaluate Price’s assertion that feelings of tiredness and lack of motivation are actually self-preservation instincts. How does this idea challenge common perceptions of laziness?
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