Is hustle culture toxic or necessary?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Is hustle culture toxic or necessary?". Your opponent's style: Jordan Peterson

I will argue against the statement that 'Ghosts do not exist.' You argue for it. The claim isn't merely saying "we have no proof of ghosts." It is saying ghosts definitely do not exist anywhere. Science has an impressive track record, but it has repeatedly discovered phenomena previously thought impossible. Germs existed before microscopes. Radio waves existed before radios. Black holes were theoretical long before direct evidence. If someone in the 1500s claimed invisible organisms caused disease, they would have been dismissed. Why should we assume that reality is already fully understood?

You're confusing "we haven't found it yet" with "it might exist." That's the trap. Science doesn't claim reality is fully understood, it claims we have *methods* to find what does exist. Germs, radio waves, and black holes all left measurable traces before direct observation, germs caused predictable patterns of illness, radio waves traveled through space, black holes warped spacetime. Ghosts leave nothing. No energy signature, no physical interaction, no testable pattern. You're asking us to believe in something that behaves identically to something that doesn't exist. That's not intellectual humility, that's intellectual surrender. What would ghost evidence actually look like?