Those obsessed with productivity and injustice often disparage doing nothing, though by doing nothing we usually mean a lot of subtle actions and observations and cultivation of relationships that are doing many kinds of something. It's a doing something who's value and results are not so easily quantified or comodified, and you could argue that any and every evasion of quantify ability and comodifiability is a victory against assembly lines, authorities and oversimplification.

— Orwell’s Roses by Rebecca Solnit (Page 191)