Most of your counterarguments have merit, but I take some exception to your apparent concept of productive use of an asset.
I have put substantial thought, years of planning, labour, and, yes, the profit obtained from my employment into the creation of this asset specifically to enable my chosen way of living and passing time. To say that this is not a productive use of an asset borders on insulting and has no more merit than the claim that a tree has no value until it’s been converted to lumber.
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Shelter may be, but shelter and housing are not synonymous.
So if we moved you to Wager Bay, Nunavut, nothing about your profitability prospects would change?
Hobbies are the product of having turned a profit. If the home cannot provide you profit, hobbies are out of the question.
If you are not making productive use of an asset, you see no value in passing it along to someone who can?
Most of your counterarguments have merit, but I take some exception to your apparent concept of productive use of an asset.
I have put substantial thought, years of planning, labour, and, yes, the profit obtained from my employment into the creation of this asset specifically to enable my chosen way of living and passing time. To say that this is not a productive use of an asset borders on insulting and has no more merit than the claim that a tree has no value until it’s been converted to lumber.