I think you missed some of the nuance in the statement. It is not advocating for staying in the grind forever. But for many retirees, they have never developed

I think you missed some of the nuance in the statement. It is not advocating for staying in the grind forever. But for many retirees, they have never developed the mechanisms to continue being a productive member of society without structured work. The net result is a general drop in well being and health in their “golden” years. Also, i made a comment where I think our relationship to work needs to change. I think that speaks to your point. I don’t think a false dichotomy between “working for the capitalist overlord” and “doing whatever I want” is what I was after.