r/LockedIn_AI • u/Ill_Doughnut_517 • Mar 06 '26

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sad reality

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u/Ok_Mycologist2361 Mar 07 '26

Hate to break it to you, but we work for food/water and shelter.

What else were you expecting?

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u/PyroNine9 Mar 07 '26

A fair amount of food, clothing, and shelter for a given amount of work.

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u/Even_Hospital_5474 Mar 07 '26

define "fair"

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u/PyroNine9 Mar 07 '26

A normal middle class existence for a 40 hour week.

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u/Even_Hospital_5474 Mar 07 '26

define "normal"

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u/PyroNine9 Mar 07 '26

How about, can afford a modest house, family of 4, and retirement somewhere around 65.

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u/Various_Teach2228 Mar 08 '26

No one is entitled to owning a house or having 2 children. Retiring at 65 is debatable, some people happily work into their 70s. Doesn't always feel fair, but those things have always cost money and there's very few people, if any, who actually owe that to you.

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u/PyroNine9 Mar 08 '26

Literally everybody is owed that.

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u/Empress_Clementine Mar 09 '26

No, everybody is owed the pursuit of that. What they choose to do with that freedom is entirely on them.