Getting through all of those conditions requires huge amounts of money, as I'm sure you know. There probably are some folks that prefer homelessness, but it's a tiny minority and likely due to a situation where apartments don't work and they couldn't afford a house.
I don't need to experience homelessness to have compassion and a vision for a better world.
I managed to turn every fist fight I had into a highschool friendship. Granted, my graduating class was about 40 people and most of my bullies were also athletic teammates so it was pretty easy to turn that tension into something positive.
Most people isn't good enough. Homeless people exist and underpin the entire concept of inequity with capitalism. The only thing they did was not have money.
God damn loch ness monster!
I'm trying to understand why you seem to think that socialism is a fantasy. In my experience, it's usually a rebuttal about getting paid.
I'm very familiar with the concept but I had never seen the origin of spoon theory. Holy shit is that powerful
Do you think that people only do things for money?
They already have lists. The only hope we have is to stand together in solidarity as the working class against the billionaire capitalists entering power.
He only thinks something is based when poor people die.
Oh ok, so the AI becomes the hiring manager that gives all the work to their subordinates and claims all the credit.
On behalf of the mathematically challenged:
I 100% agree with you that lived experience is a necessity to finding an answer, but it's unrealistic to expect only people with that experience to produce solutions.
What was it you were saying about lived experience? Well you've never lived my life. I can see the precarity of homelessness myself. I'm in a place that's forced to make plans in case I have nothing. I'm also building an organizing committee for my union local to address homelessness in my community. I'll make sure to tell everyone that attends our moneyless winter clothing swap that even though I'm there and planned it, I'm actually a con artist.