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Do you think that would last? I know I wouldn't be able to sit on my ass and just play video games for very long, even if I got paid or won the lotto, or whatev
by UnpossibleJim 5y ago
Do you think that would last? I know I wouldn't be able to sit on my ass and just play video games for very long, even if I got paid or won the lotto, or whatever. My wife wouldn't either (though, we tend to marry our equal - or I hope we do). I'm generally curious as to what percentage of the population would actually sit for their entire lifetime and be stoned, play video games and make nothing for the long term. I realized that there is a percentage that would do this, but do you think it would really be that large? Are my friends group that skewed of a sample?
- paulpauper 5y agoIt depends on individual preferences. Individuals with a high preference for $ would still go to work, whereas others would play games at home. This could mean higher productivity at work and better customer and employer satisfaction, as people who hate working and hate their jobs and do their jobs poorly, would just play videos games instead.
- UnpossibleJim 5y agoI guess, yeah. I might do something a little more creative but similar. It's just hard for me to imagine just not creating something, anything. Lack of imagination on my part, really. I can't imagine that anymore than the argument of "people will just use their checks to buy heroin and be drug addicts". I assume there are a small percent, but it's small. I just assume people would still want to make things for the sake of making things. Just for purpose =/