> I deposit instead that the real problem is that we tied people's ability to afford basic necessities to how much output they can produce as a cog in our socie

> I deposit instead that the real problem is that we tied people's ability to afford basic necessities to how much output they can produce as a cog in our societal machine. Yes, because if you depend on some overarching organisation or person to give it to you, you are fucked 100% of the time due this dependency.