> How do proponents of govt run services and production units address this core flaw They'd probably first challenge your premise that it is a flaw. A key tene

> How do proponents of govt run services and production units address this core flaw They'd probably first challenge your premise that it is a flaw. A key tenet of socialism is that all are taken care of, including the lazy and incompetent (and their children). Giving such people bullshit jobs to keep them involved in the system, without overly encouraging their lazyness or allowing them to overly disrupt the system, seems like a feature, not a bug. > have rest of the day to themselves to garden, grow food Honestly people gardening and growing their own food sounds like a positive for society, more so than sitting in a cubicle pushing papers or pixels of dubious value.