>> It’s basically a race to the bottom. It only is if You ignore constraints that exist in real live (as opposed to thought models of economic systems). >>If

>> It’s basically a race to the bottom. It only is if You ignore constraints that exist in real live (as opposed to thought models of economic systems). >>If I live 500 km away can I just take a train ride in, stay 30 min then get back on the train ride home and collect a full paycheck? Yes, you can try, but first You have to find employer that is charitable enough to pay You for doing nothing (I have said nothing in my post about forcing employers to take on grifters, just asked to recognize that commute is hidden cost for employees and should be normalized).