A Decline Of Exuberance Is Just Barely

The Premonition Of Death May For Many Be A Stimulus To Novelty Of Experience: The Imminence Of Death Serves To Sweep Away The Inessential Preoccupations For Those Who Do Not Flee From The Thought Of Death Into Triviality.

In Preindustrial Cultures Leisure Is Scarcely A Burden Or A "problem" Because It Is Built Into The Ritual And Ground Plan Of Life For Which People Are Conditioned In Childhood; Often They Possess A Relatively Timeless Attitude Toward Events.

Look At All The Sentences Which Seem True And Question Them.

There Is Evidence That Young Men In The Big Law Firms, Although They Still Work Harder Than Most Of Their Clients, Do Not Glory In Putting In Night Work And Weekend Hours As They Once Did.

Drivers In A Traffic Jam, Frustrated By Each Others Presence, Are Not The Most Amiable Of Men.