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It's a service to society if the grandmother would otherwise be taken care of by the government (at enormous expense probably) I can imagine other fulfilling a
by RWeaver 13y ago
It's a service to society if the grandmother would otherwise be taken care of by the government (at enormous expense probably)
I can imagine other fulfilling activities like helping less fortunate people get back on their feet, which could provide a giant boost to the economy but aren't really directly profitable (as the poor have no money)