George Saunders’ Vigil explores ethics of a life well wasted

George Saunders’ latest work, "Vigil," delves into the moral quandaries of a life that might be considered unproductive. The book examines the value and purpose of existence, even when it doesn't align with conventional notions of success or contribution. Saunders, known for his unique blend of humor and pathos, probes the ethical dimensions of choosing a path that deviates from societal expectations, questioning what truly constitutes a life 'well-lived' or, in this context, 'well wasted'.