> comes from the government and central banking. when did i ever say otherwise? all i said was that most of the jobs we have now are literally useless we don't need them. we could easily scratch those jobs from the equation, consume less, and have more free time in our day.  > welfare neets but i'm not saying welfare. i'm saying there are some fundamental structural issues with the economy. in a more ideal scenario for example, instead of being $500 in debt, having a waistline larger than a cow, and driving a massive expensive truck to haul your obese body around. instead imagine a man with $2 million in the bank collecting interest, who is fit as a fiddle, who drives a humble car or rides a bike.  these are two different people, one is consuming more, but the other is way healthier. one works more, but the other is a better person.
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