Society's definition of labor contains implicit biases. Traditional employment does not require actual output to receive compensation, yet gaming activities that demand the same focus and self-discipline are often devalued as unproductive. This standard of value judgment is arbitrary. Some projects are re-examining this issue—through token economic models, allowing various skills and time investments to be fairly rewarded. The underlying logic is straightforward: if an activity can generate real value, why shouldn't it receive economic compensation? This approach breaks the boundaries of traditional labor definitions, making income sources more diverse and democratized.