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Do Gen Z people just stop playing the game at some stage. Who is going to enforce this? The rapidly aging majority of the populace? Will they just keep paying h
by bamboozled 4y ago
Do Gen Z people just stop playing the game at some stage. Who is going to enforce this? The rapidly aging majority of the populace? Will they just keep paying higher and higher taxes to support elderly people who likely own much more than they ?
I don't think this is a desirable outcome, but I can also see it being an option. Essentially people just checking out from conventional work hard, pay high taxes, have less. Not sure if people will stick with that for too long.
I looked up Australian house prices and they're so ridiculous it's hard to even fathom. It's a great place but really, wow?
- tablespoon 4y ago> Do Gen Z people just stop playing the game at some stage. Who is going to enforce this? The rapidly aging majority of the populace? Will they just keep paying higher and higher taxes to support elderly people who likely own much more than they ? Gen Z people will enforce it. No group ever acts as a monolith. For a dumb fictional example, IIRC, all the enforcers in Hunger Games were members of one of the subjugated districts given a better quality of life due to their service. For a real-life example, I believe in Russian and Chinese prisons, the lowest level of enforcement and supervision are actually consists of inmates who've been given privileges by the guards.
- hotpotamus 4y agoI mean, if you want a bleaker example, look at the capos in concentration camps.
- tablespoon 4y ago> I mean, if you want a bleaker example, look at the capos in concentration camps. I think that's actually more or less the same system that I was referring to, I just couldn't remember the term.