One that ignores the entirety of human psychology, probability, and what we understand about motivation, reward, and healthy socialization.

Technically you could successfully perform your own neurosurgery at home with a spoon and a dull butter knife...

> Technically you could successfully perform your own neurosurgery at home with a spoon and a dull butter knife...

I was not implying that in the least, that's what you chose to read into it.

> One that ignores the entirety of human psychology, probability, and what we understand about motivation, reward, and healthy socialization.

Like anyone involved in software, you're surely an expert in all of these topics and thus qualified to make this claim without backing it up.

One can voluntary, that is choose, to opt-out of any number of those situations. Some may be more important or costly than others.

> Like anyone involved in software, you're surely an expert in all of these topics and thus qualified to make this claim without backing it up.

PhD in neuroscience, undergrad research on reward and behavior. So, yes, yes I am qualified. You are 100% wrong on all fronts.

You have free will. You can opt-out of "the system" but it will be painful given your desires and lifestyle. So, yes, these things are wholly voluntary.

If you want to live a modern, "easy" lifestyle then some of these things start to look rather coercive.