There are advantages to living a little life.

If you enjoyed this comic, you’d be doing the cats a big favor by forwarding it to someone else who might like it.
There are advantages to living a little life.

If you enjoyed this comic, you’d be doing the cats a big favor by forwarding it to someone else who might like it.
In 1930, the economist John Maynard Keynes predicted that technological change and productivity improvements would eventually lead to a 15 hour workweek. Yet he was also concerned that people would not know how to use all that extra free time.

This comic, Part 1, and Part 3, were inspired by the wonderful book Four Thousand Weeks, by Oliver Burkeman.

If you enjoyed this comic, you’d be doing the cats a big favour by forwarding it to someone else who might like it.
This comic, Part 2, and Part 3, were inspired by the wonderful book Four Thousand Weeks, by Oliver Burkeman.

Sometimes the modern obsession with personal growth can get in the way of relationships. (Thank you to my friend Bob for the idea for this comic.)

Some people don’t want to live by the rules of the State, and would perhaps prefer that the government didn’t exist.

Why do we choose to punish people by putting them in prison, at great expense to the taxpayer?

Humans are special. Or so we claim. There are of course downsides to this belief.

It’s so easy to think that life is not fair, but what are you comparing it to?

Life can be good or bad. Depending on how you view it.
