Yes, it turns out that resources are actually the thing we need to sustain older people.
> Someone will need to physically do the work that needs to be done around old people.
Someone literally is already doing the work that needs to be done for old people. It's just that most of the wealth produced from that work goes to already wealthy people.
It's just that most of the wealth produced from that work goes to already wealthy people.
Exactly that work (social support, and healthcare for seniors) in total numbers consumes resources, not produces them. If it wouldn't be so there would be no need to fund it from taxes.
Frankly, it sounds like you rushed with a randomly chosen slogan to this thead.
Yes, it turns out that resources are actually the thing we need to sustain older people.
> Someone will need to physically do the work that needs to be done around old people.
Someone literally is already doing the work that needs to be done for old people. It's just that most of the wealth produced from that work goes to already wealthy people.