> We already live in a society in which not everyone contributes (rich and poor), and it’s problematic. There is more than enough wealth to feed and house ever

> We already live in a society in which not everyone contributes (rich and poor), and it’s problematic. There is more than enough wealth to feed and house everyone, so the issue is not of contribution, but distribution. And boy oh boy, are things badly distributed. Look at the graphs of worker productivity compared to average wage for the last hundred years - they are staggering.