It seems the implication is that America today is less adventurous than in the past. Maybe. But the job market for most of us who can find work is rather homoge

It seems the implication is that America today is less adventurous than in the past. Maybe. But the job market for most of us who can find work is rather homogenous, and worse, the likelihood of employer assistance is scant. And if one already lives in a area with a robust job market, why leave? The article's source - The Complacent Class -- says it all. My question is whether the author means job seekers or job creators have become complacent.