Episode 11
UnP talks about the evolutionary advantages of being lazy on a show like Naked and Afraid. Normandy, Redneck Speed Trap, Off the Grid
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In an episode of Naked and Afraid in Brazil's Lençóis Maranhenses, a pair of contestants try to survive in the wilderness for 21 days with the aide of a single item. Two diametric personalities attempt to survive by exerting excessive effort or by lounging listless and lazy in the shade. The exhausted contestant collapses and loses, but the "lazy" individual survives until the end and wins. In an American culture possessed by effort and work, corporate workers chart careers over decades. At times, pausing, reading the situation and moving counter consensus is the best course of action.
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In an episode of Naked and Afraid in Brazil's Lençóis Maranhenses, a pair of contestants try to survive in the wilderness for 21 days with the aide of a single item. Two diametric personalities attempt to survive by exerting excessive effort or by lounging listless and lazy in the shade. The exhausted contestant collapses and loses, but the "lazy" individual survives until the end and wins. In an American culture possessed by effort and work, corporate workers chart careers over decades. At times, pausing, reading the situation and moving counter consensus is the best course of action.
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Laziness
By The UnPanderers
UnP talks about the evolutionary advantages of being lazy on a show like Naked and Afraid. Normandy, Redneck Speed Trap, Off the GridIn an episode of Naked and Afraid in Brazil's Lençóis Maranhenses, a pair of contestants try to survive in the wilderness for 21 days with the aide of a single item. Two diametric personalities attempt to survive by exerting excessive effort or by lounging listless and lazy in the shade. The exhausted contestant collapses and loses, but the "lazy" individual survives until the end and wins. In an American culture possessed by effort and work, corporate workers chart careers over decades. At times, pausing, reading the situation and moving counter consensus is the best course of action.
Laziness
By The UnPanderers
Laziness
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UnP talks about the evolutionary advantages of being lazy on a show like Naked and Afraid. Normandy, Redneck Speed Trap, Off the GridIn an episode of Naked and Afraid in Brazil's Lençóis Maranhenses, a pair of contestants try to survive in the wilderness for 21 days with the aide of a single item. Two diametric personalities attempt to survive by exerting excessive effort or by lounging listless and lazy in the shade. The exhausted contestant collapses and loses, but the "lazy" individual survives until the end and wins. In an American culture possessed by effort and work, corporate workers chart careers over decades. At times, pausing, reading the situation and moving counter consensus is the best course of action.
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