I see your point, but I don’t think comfort itself is the issue. The problem is how people respond to it. Comfort can free up time and energy for more meaningful pursuits, but only if individuals choose to use that time productively instead of defaulting to passive habits.
That’s interesting. So you’re saying comfort is more of a tool than a problem. I guess the concern is that many people don’t use that extra time for growth, they just stay in the easiest possible routine.