Discussions, post-mortems, analysis, inflated egos, and all that jazz.

I never wrote that a person should live based on unpaid work, and/or that unpaid work should take up a significant part or all of their working time.

In my worldview, not every job needs to/can be paid for in principle, regardless of what it is.

And who here is accusing whom of being "Soviet-minded"? In the USSR, there was a lot of unpaid work, which people like you were indoctrinated with and taught to think in a flawed way, believing that someone owes them something.
In reality, within a monetary-market economy, no one owes anyone anything.
And in my worldview, if a person works (that is, spends their time and performs actions that are useful to someone), they have the right to be paid for their labor. Their spent time is money.
They can choose to do something for someone for free, but they still retain the right to be paid: at any moment, they can stop doing anything, and no one has the right to demand anything from them or dictate anything to them.