• @WhiteHawk
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      110 months ago

      None of these activities produce anything

      • @[email protected]
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        110 months ago

        Don’t they? Imagine people thinking a bit more, having free time, etc - the effects on politics, local quality of living, and so on.

        I would much rather live in a neighborhood of people reading books all day vs working in a factory all day.

        • @WhiteHawk
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          110 months ago

          Reading books doesn’t build houses

            • @WhiteHawk
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              110 months ago

              My point exactly. I could quite easily imagine my life without ever building a house. And so could everyone else. So your argument doesn’t really work.

                • @WhiteHawk
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                  110 months ago

                  What are you even trying to say here? Are you trying to make a point of any sort or just being obnoxious?

                  • @[email protected]
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                    110 months ago

                    I think we both made our points and that we disagreed. No need to be obnoxious about it, you can just stop replying if you don’t enjoy the convo.

                    But yes, if I didn’t have to go to work to buy food, I would help build stuff, work on various interesting projects that would have me, etc. Absolutely no way I would stand still adding nothing to no one.

                    Its what universal basic income is proving, people are still productive, but how they went to be & what they like doing.