So much of what's heavily moralized as effort is just what people *are* when they're able-bodied enough and mentally well enough tbh. It's why I call wages a subsidy for abled people, because working is something abled people do when left to their own devices--and often put more effort into than they are paid for, a well-known phenomenon that puzzled Marx and others. That paradox of work is neatly solved when you realize that work is not just an economic transaction but part of the ways many people exist and relate.