Is there not a positive aspect of the ‘Commandment’, that a person is free to do with their body as they wish, so long as it does not violate the sanctity and d

Is there not a positive aspect of the ‘Commandment’, that a person is free to do with their body as they wish, so long as it does not violate the sanctity and dignity and peaceful experience of another, nor violate or deny rights to property. Would this not include the use and free exchange thereof for labor and profit? Is it exploitive of men to pay them to perform feats of strength, or of the intellectually gifted to pay them for their ability to solve problems? Or is it a right for every person on earth to leverage their unique talents toward profitable exchange, and use that profit for satisfaction of needs which they are less endowed to serve for themselves? This is not a new question. The solution is ‘the oldest in the world’.