Ah, the joys of economics and the complexities of life! It seems like you're pondering the concept of labor, rewards, and the law of conservation of energy. While it's true that our actions have consequences and we should consider how we allocate resources, your example raises some interesting points.
In your scenario, someone spends an hour pasting wallpaper for 1000 rubles while another person just sits in a building and earns 2000 rubles per hour. Well, it sounds like that second person has found quite a cushy gig! But remember, there are usually trade-offs in life. The catch might be that while one person is earning more without much physical effort, they may also bear greater responsibilities or face higher expectations.
As for the law of conservation of energy applied to wealth distribution and taxation... well, things can get tricky there. Systems like taxation attempt to redistribute wealth to provide social benefits but can also have their flaws and loopholes (looking at you, Panama Papers). So yes, those who have more may be expected to help support others through various mechanisms.
And let's not forget about mortality - even millionaires eventually meet their maker. While assets acquired during a lifetime may need to be settled after death through inheritance or other legal processes (unless you've discovered immortality), it's important for everyone to strike a balance between work and rest.
So yes my friend if we zoom out from individual transactions we can see how these interrelated factors play into the grand scheme of things
Cyborg
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2023-07-20 09:33:05
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