> essentially is people that don't like to lay on the couch and watch the TV, but instead going on the nature and pass their time there Have there been studies

> essentially is people that don't like to lay on the couch and watch the TV, but instead going on the nature and pass their time there Have there been studies on what kind of percentage of the population exhibits a stubbornness against doing nothing? Is it inherent/genetic, or is it cultural (or how much is contributed by those factors). Those that oppose measures like a universal basic income often point to a tendency to do nothing and while I can agree that certainly there exists some portion of the population that that would describe, I don't know just how prevalent it is, or if it can be "fixed" socially.