> Sometimes we don't (fast food delivery). Making a law is now a lack of subsidy. Subsidy for what? Able bodied people competing for identical work? Is that

> Sometimes we don't (fast food delivery). Making a law is now a lack of subsidy. Subsidy for what? Able bodied people competing for identical work? Is that too competitive for the human condition? To not rob people of their agency and sense of worth? and what point does the state have an existential obligation to turn us into Matrix human batteries, for our own protection?