I don't agree that this is the best way to categorize folks, but I do think it's a good point: I know at least 3 people teaching public school in situations wh

I don't agree that this is the best way to categorize folks, but I do think it's a good point: I know at least 3 people teaching public school in situations where literally everyone would be better off if they were allowed to retire now instead of in 5 years. I don't even think it's about keeping idiots out of the economy. I think that there are a lot of harmful incentives like retirement that keep people doing things they don't like, and then they do poorly at them... they aren't idiots because if they were they would just retire. They have an incentive to stick with a dysfunctional position because there isn't an alternative.