[ SECRET POST #3431 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3431 ⌋

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[J.R.R. Tolkien's The Silmarillion]


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[Wil Wheaton]


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[Mughal-E-Azam]


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Comments

Re: Controversial Opinions/Thoughts

[(Anonymous)]

People would work if there was enough incentive for them to do so.
Extra money for luxuries or hobbies or holidays and/or something fulfilling to do with their life, for example.

A lot of people are in jobs they hate because it's that or not having money at all. If there was guaranteed income regardless of working, more people would have the opportunity to seek out jobs they find fulfilling rather than a job solely as a means to pay the bills.
Or just spend time with their families, in the case of peeps who currently have to work three jobs just to get by.

And I'm pretty sure that most of the jobs that'd be dropped immediately would be the ones people tend to take for granted (especially soulless retail jobs).
Less people doing those jobs (because they'd have a choice to do otherwise) would result in more people realising how important those jobs are, through a lack of it.
And that would hopefully increase their appreciation for the people doing those jobs, instead of taking their presence for granted and taking stuff out on them.

Re: Controversial Opinions/Thoughts

[diet_poison]

Agreed about retail. And it'd be an incentive for big service-industry employers to actually treat their employees well. Better for the company to be in need of its employees than vice-versa, because the company holds so much power as it is.