Our society values efficiency. That seems to be one of the hallmarks of the technological and industrial revelations: we can do more with less labor. For example, once upon a time, most families would have to produce their own food. Most homes had gardens and animals that they lived off of. Then, food-producing was centralized to farmers in the community—each community had a farm or two that produced the food for the town. Then, foo...
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