Does the current economic system sees human beings as economic units?

More people means more transactions, more transactions means more money being spent. More money equals to bigger gains to capitalists. 

We're simple economic units that are simply living to fulfill obligations that are set by the society, and then we die, that's it. Depressing this may sound, but it's the reality. At least we should try to spend some of our time on things we like so this life is worth living. I for example, love techno parties, so I rave like crazy.

Sincerely

Me an economic unit, raving and grinding to hot blonde chicks on clubs(ofc with their consent).

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