The economic madness of considering only the time worked, and not the importance of the work, is obvious. Abolish nature: then life will be fair. We all, pres

The economic madness of considering only the time worked, and not the importance of the work, is obvious. Abolish nature: then life will be fair. We all, presumably, enjoy being human, and not animal. Man would not have come into existence if intelligence was not incentivized. The unusually smart and apt engineer, receiving a higher salary than the average or below average person, is less disincentivized to reproduce. If we were to equalize incentive for all the groups, smart and dumb, patient or impatient, we'd be equalizing their rate of reproduction, and forcing more incapable, experientially limited people into existence. Wolves had no choice between being born carnivorous or herbivorous. When they attack our sheep, we kill them regardless. The fairness you suggest is madness.