US EditionProfit Without Effort: The Moral Cost of Getting Something for Nothing
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Profit Without Effort: The Moral Cost of Getting Something for Nothing
The piece explores the condemnation of "wealth without work" through perspectives of Gandhi, Stoicism, and Latter-day Saints. Gandhi sees idle wealth as a social sin harming society. Stoics emphasize virtue over material gain, while LDS teachings stress self-reliance and divine obligation to work, linking labor to spiritual fulfillment and social justice.
·Utah County, United States
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