There's something to it, though. For one, creating consumer surplus for others is almost inarguably good moral math, for another, it's often a base layer for sa

There's something to it, though. For one, creating consumer surplus for others is almost inarguably good moral math, for another, it's often a base layer for satisfaction with your life. It's nice to have an "I did that" moment now and again. The problem comes in when it's work of low integrity, phony work, make work. All things being equal, you'll nearly never convince me that simply owning things is morally superior to labor.