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That assumes that people left to their own free will and time would end up in a dismal state as the default. I’m not sure. I’d love to see a proper analysis bu
by soraki_soladead 4y ago
That assumes that people left to their own free will and time would end up in a dismal state as the default. I’m not sure.
I’d love to see a proper analysis but there’s lots of evidence both ways. Some people with excess leisure would end up doing nothing. Some would work on hobbies. Some would start businesses or maybe participate in local government or something.
It might also be that, given enough time in a leisure society, people would adapt for better or worse.