Work that destroys the worker cannot be called productive. - Max Horkheimer

"Work that destroys the worker cannot be called productive."

Max Horkheimer Work

Philosopher, Critical Theorist German 1895–1973

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"The fully enlightened earth radiates disaster triumphant."

"Thought aspires to be reconciled with all particularity."

"Art is the memory of better things than reality can achieve."

"The more human beings are manipulated in their most intimate impulses, the more serious is the deterioration."

"Hard work never killed anybody."

"Work with purpose and integrity."

"Hard work pays off in the end."

"A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do."