And arguably more important to the prevalence of human civilization. Otherwise, places like South Korea wouldn’t be so worried about their shut-in youth population and declining birthrates while being currently at the top of the world’s tech industry.
Some people feel like if you can’t provide society with your labor, you should still be fed, clothed, and housed.
IMO, people who don’t work, still contribute to society: raising family, being friends with people, creating art, and so on.
Things that aren’t easily measured by the dollar bill, but key to a good civilization.
Not to otherwise disagree with you but I would argue that raising family is hard work
And arguably more important to the prevalence of human civilization. Otherwise, places like South Korea wouldn’t be so worried about their shut-in youth population and declining birthrates while being currently at the top of the world’s tech industry.
I think essentially everybody agrees, the debate is where to put the lines for “can’t” and “needs”
I think you’re giving people too much credit.