It's as I said it's a lot more complex than just "printing and spreading money". Money is a means of exchange for goods and what we need what we cannot have for free from nature any more. Even if we lived in our natural habitat we would have to do sth - at least searching for food every day - like all animals are doing but nature would provide everything we need for free. We humans populated regions we could not be able to live in without the abilities we have developed and the inventions we have made.
This is also a complex thing and I can only try to put in words what I have in mind about this. Each healthy (physically and mentally) human individual has special abilities that develop during childhood and early adulthood but not everyone is good in studies and academics for example. They're the "system losers" they inevitably suffer from lower paid jobs or not finding jobs at all. Maybe they were even forced from their parents to study although they would have had other qualities? We don't like to be forced.
I agree people who work everyday and accept their fate might be angry at NEETs but do they ever ask a NEET "What would be your dream job? How would you like to contribute to society without being forced?" We humans are social creatures but society and general economy is so huge and functional that it doesn't matter whether everyone contributes or not. I highly doubt that the existing economy could really give a well paid to job to all the 8 billion humans that are currently living on earth (still increasing!).
Money magically appears bc nowadays it's not even about actually printing ist it's just someone in the central bank types a number into an account and spreads it on other accounts. Backed by nothing. Ik it's a bit more complex but basically it's like that. All the luxury and developments we enjoy is based on debt.
I think everyone of us where ever we are living would be much happier if there were less social pressures (especially in regards of education/job/money) and if we were more connected with nature again.
I hope my thoughts make some sense.
And what you wrote makes NEETs losers for me.
We have slightly different things in mind.
I'm mainly not talking about the reasons why someone became a "loser"/NEET.
I'm talking about the consequences.
It is easier to talk about effects than causes, because there can be many more causes
If someone is very bad at coping on this planet, he is simply a loser.
In this case, it doesn't matter why.
Perspective is also important.
From one perspective, something/someone may be a loser, but from another perspective, not.
I have a cold and practical approach to such things.
For me, the most important thing is the effect.
The effect is that such people are worse for the system we live in, which makes them losers.
I agree with some points.
But I didn't mean how to minimize the effects of our system.
It's much more complicated than that.
When I wrote that money doesn't appear magically, I meant that we don't live in a world where anyone can type in a magic code for money. Everyone has to earn money somehow.
If you don't make money, you don't have money.
If you only use other people's money, you are a freeloader.
Again, I'm not specifically talking about the cause, just the effect and cold conclusion.
I am not talking about what our financial system is based on, because that is a completely different topic.
Our difference mainly lies in the fact that you have a more empathetic approach to such matters.
I have a much more cold approach.
I also meant the effects and consequences, not the reasons why someone is who they are.
I would also like to remind you that I am currently NEET, so I am also insulting myself.
I am not proud of my situation, I am aware of my weaknesses.
I just don't want to lie to myself.
But I'm heading towards death, so it doesn't really matter anymore.
