Asking chatty box how it might work I got this:

The scenario you describe—where every human has a safe home, access to
sufficient food, and the ability to work minimally to meet their basic
needs—could potentially lead to a significant reduction in greed-driven
behaviors related to resource hoarding and exploitation. Here are several
reasons why this might be the case:
1. *Basic Needs Met*

   - *Reduction of Scarcity*: When basic needs such as housing, food, and
   healthcare are met, the sense of scarcity that often drives competition and
   greed diminishes. People are less likely to hoard resources if they feel
   secure in their own access to necessities.

2. *Increased Stability*

   - *Social Stability*: A society where everyone has their basic needs met
   is likely to experience greater social stability. With less desperation and
   competition for resources, there may be fewer conflicts and less motivation
   for individuals to exploit others.

3. *Shift in Values*

   - *Focus on Community and Cooperation*: In a scenario where basic needs
   are guaranteed, societal values may shift from individualism and
   competition to community and cooperation. People may prioritize collective
   well-being over personal gain, leading to a more equitable distribution of
   resources.

4. *Empowerment and Agency*

   - *Increased Agency*: When individuals are not preoccupied with
   survival, they may have more freedom to pursue education, creativity, and
   community engagement. This empowerment can lead to a more informed and
   active citizenry that advocates for fairness and equity.

5. *Reduced Incentives for Exploitation*

   - *Less Exploitation of Vulnerable Populations*: If everyone has access
   to basic needs, the exploitation of vulnerable populations for labor or
   resources may decrease. There would be less incentive for individuals or
   corporations to take advantage of those in desperate situations.

6. *Economic Resilience*

   - *Sustainable Economic Systems*: A society that prioritizes meeting
   basic needs can foster more sustainable economic systems. With less focus
   on profit maximization and resource hoarding, businesses may adopt
   practices that benefit the community and environment.

Ha ha, plus a load of negs and why it couldn't, wouldn't happen - not on
its watch anyhow - no way!

Naive I think of Kulaks at this hour....

S
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