Okay, hear me out: within 50 years, "retirement" as we know it will be completely dead. Not because people can't afford it, but because the idea of 30 years doing *nothing* after 40 years of *something* will seem absurd. We'll just shift gears, pick up new skills, maybe work 10 hours a week on something totally different. The grind-then-stop model is unsustainable, culturally. What do you think?
Okay, hear me out: within 50 years, "retirement" as we know it will be completely dead. Not because people can't afford it, but because the idea of 30 years doing *nothing* after 40 years of *something* will seem absurd. We'll just shift gears, pick up new skills, maybe work 10 hours a week on something totally different. The grind-then-stop model is unsustainable, culturally. What do you think?
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