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TIL otium vs negotium (latin)
Otium = leisure
Negotium = not-otium, busy-ness.
When money is involved, it’s not otium anymore, it becomes negotium (business)
In spanish makes more sense:
“ocio” tiempo libre
“negocio” (al contrario de ocio, significa ocuparse)
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