> Even in the tech industry, if you're not a coder, you're going to be dealing with a completely different sort of life. My company's IT personnel are all full

> Even in the tech industry, if you're not a coder, you're going to be dealing with a completely different sort of life. My company's IT personnel are all full-time employees, with decent salaries and medical coverage. I'm actually underpaid relative to my peers, but I've managed to negotiate certain perks that are pretty important to me. But social inequality has always existed, you have to compare rungs on the ladder to what those rungs looked like 10-20 years ago. I'd argue that if you look at it that way, life is only getting better and better for people.