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There is another argument being made, that people become miserable if they compare their wages, because many people fail at correctly assessing their own value.
by nielsole 9y ago
There is another argument being made, that people become miserable if they compare their wages, because many people fail at correctly assessing their own value.
> I[sic] found that nearly 40% perceived themselves as performing within the top 5% of their peers.
- xster 9y agoMight just be rhetorical at this point. I'm just thinking would this be similar to "x% of people believe they belong to the (y < x)% of people who don't have any cancerous cells in their body" and then saying cancer diagnostics are bad because information purely serves to make people sad for no reason.