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Ep. 4: The Importance of Being Idle

By: Derren Brown
Narrated by: Derren Brown
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  • The protestant work ethic is credited with giving birth to capitalism, generating our frenetic, high-paced modern world, and making it increasingly hard to relax. Derren and his expert guests discuss the importance of being idle, and how to achieve it.
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great

loved it, liked the narrator and the content, looking forward to listening other audios by this author

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I'm not lazy, I'm on a slow charge

I am loving this series and the one that came before. it is so fulfilling to know what the brain is doing to us.

episode 3 is really good too

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