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To play devil's advocate, people who go to work are very likely to interact with other people, which might help keep our society a little closer together. They
by gurkendoktor 9y ago
To play devil's advocate, people who go to work are very likely to interact with other people, which might help keep our society a little closer together. They might become bitter (since nobody respects low-end service workers), but at least they remember what people are like, and don't turn insane/radical through isolation.
I am not sure if there's data to support this claim, though.
- lazerpants 9y agoLikewise, people who spend lots of time in bars also interact with people.
- kkotak 9y agoYeah, but they don't remember it the day after.
- gurkendoktor 9y agoGood point. I was thinking of drinking alone, because it is usually cheaper, but not necessarily so.
- vorotato 9y agoThis amusingly would be solved by having more money.