system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Do humans really need to work?

 Why should global society be structured to where working is a requirement, not a choice? 

Legit asking because I believe a majority of our problems can stem directly from stress over our jobs, unlivable wages, dangerous work conditions, and the daunting fact that we have to work to survive; not even work to live cause living paycheck to paycheck, not knowing if you're gonna end up homeless next month, is not living.

 So I'm curious as to how this particular concept of forced labor is something to be maintained in our society if it's having such disastrous effects (both mental and physical) on the human race. I'm open to hearing any debate/opinions (that is not judgemental or biased).
gpt
The little bit that I've read about John Maynard Keynes, it sounds like he predicted (back in the late 1920's) that by the year 2030, the average person would only have to work about 4 hours per day. He envisioned capitalism as being a path to developing technologies that would eventually make socialism successfully attainable.  Capitalism was not the end goal in his view. It was an un-ideal means to an end. And his opinion was that straight up capitalism *should* come to an end, because it was not an ideal paradigm for the human race.