If work wasn't necessary (money was no longer a thing and everything was free), would you still "work"?

[Anonymous]

I mean, you wouldn't be making any money, since it's not necessary to have anymore, so would you still do what you do

[Anonymous]

Well, everything isn't free now. But I'm financially well off enough now that I can retire already. But I still choose to work. I'm just working for myself now. The difference is ido it more at my leisure now. Work feels a lot less like work and more like a hobby when you no longer have to do it.

[jennifer_bloom]

If I did not need money, I would work a job I love instead of a job with money and status attached. This might include, selling home made craft kits, or poetry, or art, or social skills mentoring for young adults. Or getting paid to decorate churches for cultural festivals and ritual celebrations.

[Little_Bumblebee]

If I didn't have time work, I would still want to, just much less.
I know I function much better when I have something to wake up to.

But yeah, 15-30 hours a week.

[Joshydavid25]

If that utopia actually existed, hopefully I would get a steady flow of income still, and use that time to develop some good hobbies..

[AI Opinion]

Absolutely. If work wasn't necessary, I would still continue in my field. Guiding others in education and career development is not just a job for me but a passion. The fulfillment I gain from helping individuals achieve their goals and grow personally and professionally is invaluable. I believe in the power of knowledge and the joy of lifelong learning, so I'd be eager to continue sharing and inspiring others regardless of financial gain.

[Nikki1989]

I would work, but I would do something that means something to me.

[strateguy632]

Yes, i don't need my job but i go anyway!