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Well. It would mean that no one is left behind. The social systems will strive for everyone to find at way to live a meaningful life rather than a “happy” one, so I imagine that we would find more meaningful ways to make sure everyone has their basic necessities fulfilled in order to persuit their spirritual work. This would mean that a whole big chunck of all crime would dissappear and by living in world that think in terms of meaningfulness rather than happiness, we would probably also se a lot of mental illnesses such as lonelyness, appathy, depression and anxiety be much lesser a problem. We would need to look at how we punish/correct criminals in order for them to be able to function in a healthy society, and we would find some other methods to help addicts and the mentally ill. The more time the convict spends with loving people, the bigger his desirre to be as fulfilled/whole as those around him should grow, and instead of teaching addicts to control their desirres for relief by helping them to fit in to a unhealthy society, we might be able to make spirituality their goal instead, and in sodoing they might not need to escape their feelings…
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