The suicide rate for people without jobs is significantly higher than the suicide rate for people with jobs.
The overdose rate for people without jobs is significantly higher than the overdose rate for people with jobs.
Deaths by despair are significantly higher for people without jobs than for people with jobs.
People who work temporary jobs are also at greater risk of all those types of deaths than people with steady careers.
You don't have any idea what you're talking about.
Even if true, such would not prove that being without a job is the cause of death or that such unemployed people have a lesser "quality of life" than others who don't kill themselves. Some people may just be more resistant to suicide, for whatever reasons, religious or otherwise. Or some people may be more pain & suffering tolerant. Furthermore, are you implying that people are just puppets of their job circumstances & have no free will in deciding if they kill themselves or not? Moreover, how did anything you stated even address my post & points? Perhaps this post, which you never answered, will help lead the discussion towards the crux of the matter, e.g. what is meant by "quality of life":
Quality of life is down significantly for billions of people.
"Quality of life" down significantly? You provided no definition of the phrase, let alone any reasoning or evidence to support your opinion. I could easily argue that the "quality of life" has improved, or is the same in 2020, as it was relative to 2019, 2000, 1943, 1918, 1492, 30 AD, etc.
For example, consider the statement "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger" & to be stronger equals better "quality of life".
Quality of life. How is that measured? Does it involve more leisure time, more free time, more time free from the drudgery of that 4 letter word "work"?
Is "quality of life" measured in terms of having the freedom to do what you want? Or having more sex, more family time, more sleep?
Does "quality of life" speak of greater happiness? Or increased spirituality that one might obtain from being free to spend increased amounts of time in meditation, prayer, Bible reading, navel gazing, etc?
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