>It does not seem like such a bad idea for society to have some entrepreneurial like jobs that are easy to get but don't pay very well until one becomes good at

>It does not seem like such a bad idea for society to have some entrepreneurial like jobs that are easy to get but don't pay very well until one becomes good at it. Until it gets abused by employers as a cheap source of labor and then sold to the public as "adding jobs". Those entrepreneurial jobs exist already as door to door salesmen and MLM people. If you can be this smart about Uber driving, you can be this smart about getting a decent salary job, so this doesn't make sense rationally because Uber ultimately has a low earnings ceiling for drivers.