The same is true of parents: they “do the most important work” of creating and raising their children, but after they become adults, the parents have NO legal r

The same is true of parents: they “do the most important work” of creating and raising their children, but after they become adults, the parents have NO legal rights to any income from their children. “They get NOTHING” Is that really true in the case of parents? If not, might the same reasons (e.g. intrinsic motivation, non-financial rewards such as inter-personal bonds) possibly apply here too? I think it would be interesting though to think about what sort of monetization structure might encourage the development of more healthy communities [Warning: all analogies are “wrong”, but some are useful…]