Interesting analogy you pose. I’d like to offer some amendments.... Pretend that everyone helps with cooking dinner. Then, when the food is served, the person

Interesting analogy you pose. I’d like to offer some amendments.... Pretend that everyone helps with cooking dinner. Then, when the food is served, the person who owns the house gets most of it, and you have barely enough to keep you from being hungry. But I think you’re right - it is a societal problem, and probably hard to fix (in practicality if not in theory).