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IFeelGood · 10-17-2009, 09:53 PM

Ellie, I guess I was unclear... I didn't say that everyone is suited to be in a cubicle... if you look at what I wrote in the now and at cause, meaning a person who is an active, present participant in his/her life who makes choices to suit them...anywhere they choose to be.

I don't think it's necessarily a form of rebellion, although I am sure there are rebellious types who say hey f%$# this cubicle strictly to piss of their parents, wife, boss, society, etc...

I think it is more a matter of choosing what is best for you. If you feel that the only option is a cube and you are unable to leave, I think that is the heart of what Steve was trying to say. What I am trying to say is that it is not the cube, it is the choice and the feeling of empowerment that goes with it. You can be in a cube or in a tube, on a train or on a plane, in the air or anywhere...I love Dr Suess

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IFeelGood Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 267	Ellie, I guess I was unclear... I didn't say that everyone is suited to be in a cubicle... if you look at what I wrote in the now and at cause, meaning a person who is an active, present participant in his/her life who makes choices to suit them...anywhere they choose to be. I don't think it's necessarily a form of rebellion, although I am sure there are rebellious types who say hey f%$# this cubicle strictly to piss of their parents, wife, boss, society, etc... I think it is more a matter of choosing what is best for you. If you feel that the only option is a cube and you are unable to leave, I think that is the heart of what Steve was trying to say. What I am trying to say is that it is not the cube, it is the choice and the feeling of empowerment that goes with it. You can be in a cube or in a tube, on a train or on a plane, in the air or anywhere...I love Dr Suess Last edited by IFeelGood; 10-17-2009 at 10:01 PM.