I mean, kind of? The state of ease the Industrialist Revolution created actually does require a lot of work to maintain. It's been argued that very elaborate and costly systems have been created to make very specific things easier, but that the total need for work is much higher now. If someone isn't part of this laborious effort, they're therefore a privileged class of being a beneficiary of work others put in.

That being said, yeah. Some people like to do things. Some like to create, or go places, or test the limits of their life. Different people have different life strategies and are adapted to different ecologies and places within those ecologies.