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Charles Murray, On men who don’t work

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  • Start treating the men who aren’t feckless with respect. Recognize that the guy who works on your lawn every week is morally superior in this regard to your neighbor’s college-educated son who won’t take a “demeaning” job. Be willing to say so.

    This shouldn’t be such a hard thing to do. Most of us already believe that one of life’s central moral obligations is to be a productive adult. The cultural shift that I advocate doesn’t demand that we change our minds about anything; we just need to drop our nonjudgmentalism.

  • — Charles Murray, On men who don’t work
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Years later, a friend told Orville that he and his brother would always stand as an example of how far Americans with no special advantages could advance in the world. “But it isn’t true,” Orville responded emphatically, “to say we had no special advantages  .  .  . the greatest thing in our favor was growing up in a family where there was always much encouragement to intellectual curiosity.” McCullough, David. The Wright Brothers (p. 18). Simon & Schuster. Kindle Edition. McCullough, David. The Wright Brothers (p. 18). Simon & Schuster. Kindle Edition.

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