Being productive. Ugh. It's such a human concept. It implies you have limited time {LOL} and have to work hard to make something happen {double LOL}.
The quote from Rick Riordan's "The Dark Prophecy" humorously reflects on the notion of productivity, which is often viewed as a quintessentially human concern. It suggests that the pressure to be productive stems from the awareness of limited time, leading people to feel the need to exert a considerable effort to achieve tangible results.
This lighthearted critique resonates with many, as it points out the absurdity of consistently striving for productivity. Rather than embracing a more relaxed approach to life, society often encourages a relentless pursuit of achievement, making the concept of productivity both amusing and burdensome.
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