> Also, in the Manna world the problem is that in the U.S. most people don't have the ability to contribute, Most people don't have the will to contribute. The

> Also, in the Manna world the problem is that in the U.S. most people don't have the ability to contribute, Most people don't have the will to contribute. They've always just coasted through life doing what is described in the manna story. They always know what to do next and the only reason they do anything at all is because someone tells them to, or it directly provides satisfaction. After sufficient years they complain that this restricts their ability to do anything at all, especially to change, but of course that's not true. They could spend 2-4 years training themselves and they'd be perfectly able. The reason that doesn't happen is not often lack of ability.