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> they don't need to do unimportant stuff just to put bread on a table I think at first they will, but I think over time they will realize they don't have to
by mises 8y ago
> they don't need to do unimportant stuff just to put bread on a table
I think at first they will, but I think over time they will realize they don't have to do anything at all. People work because they want something, or at least I always have.
- keymone 8y ago> People work because they want something nope. there is a deep psychological need to feel productive and useful to society in all but very few sociopathic humans.
- anonlapwarmer 8y agoWhen people retire, they get doubly depressed from age and if they don't have structure and activities to keep them occupied. It's best to never "retire," not because of cognitive "use it or lose it" (which was disproven[1]) but because of the harms of slipping into depression. For example, my step-father was a copy editor for a large government body who was initially happy/go-lucky on retirement initially but is now extremely self-isolated and depressed. EDIT: 1. https://www.bmj.com/content/363/bmj.k4925 https://www.bmj.com/content/363/bmj.k4925
- ams6110 8y agoYes that is how human nature evolved. Competition for scarce resources so you and your offspring can survive. This extends to supporting society to the extent it helps your personal survival.