That's not a terribly strong argument. Should we ban making chocolate as well? Sports? Art?
After all, these people could surely be creating something more valuable.
If you want to make an argument based on opportunity cost, it generally should have specific alternatives and a viable cost metric. Without that, it's not an argument, just an opinion.
After all, these people could surely be creating something more valuable.
If you want to make an argument based on opportunity cost, it generally should have specific alternatives and a viable cost metric. Without that, it's not an argument, just an opinion.