Given we seem to be all-in on "our economic system rewards you greatly for being highly mobile, and punishes you—potentially greatly—for sticking around somewhe

Given we seem to be all-in on "our economic system rewards you greatly for being highly mobile, and punishes you—potentially greatly—for sticking around somewhere with family roots" I'm inclined to agree. We should either modify our economy so that's not (at least, to such a high degree) the case, or treat elder care and child care as the costs—to society, not individuals—of doing business that way.