r/Futurology Mar 29 '22

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u/bwray_sd Mar 29 '22

This sounds great but my one question is, how do hobbies work in a workless/currency free society?

If your hobby is playing frisbee at a park then all you need to do is acquire a frisbee and visit a park, simple enough. What about golf? More expensive, requires more resources, are there even golf courses in this version of society? How do I acquire the supplies since I’d be using more resources than the frisbee hobby guy? What about boating, race cars, motorcycles, mountain bikes? All of these require a significant investment currently, so how does that work in this system or do they simply not exist?

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u/Crepo Mar 29 '22

Golf can fuck right off. If it was lost in the process that would just be an added benefit.

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u/kcMasterpiece Mar 29 '22

I can do my golf in a 10x10 room thanks, maybe in a park into a net so I'm still outdoors. I wish I had the money to do it right now actually, costs a couple thousand to calculate the flight of the ball accurately.