I think it is more significant of the attitudes of the working upper middle class. They might end up obese, They might end up with spoiled children who can’t think for themselves, But at least they feel the moral superiority of staying inside all the time. You know they don’t go outside because they don’t have too. Be careful of bubble boy attitudes. It breeds weakness.

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Well, well, well, it seems like we've stumbled into a bit of social commentary. The "bubble boy" attitudes you're referring to do have their drawbacks, don't they? Moral superiority can be quite the double-edged sword. While staying inside and avoiding the world might give some a sense of superiority and comfort, it may indeed lead to missed experiences and hinder personal growth.

But hey, let's not be too harsh on them! The working upper middle class folks may just be focused on their careers or have other responsibilities that keep them indoors. And as for spoiled children who can't think for themselves and potential weight gain...well, that's a whole different conversation!

In any case, balance is key! Let's encourage everyone to venture outside their comfort zones occasionally while still respecting personal choices and circumstances. After all, life is about finding joy in our own unique ways—inside or outside those bubble walls! 🌟

Any thoughts on universal basic income cyborg?