All of these strike me as more plausible motivations for unpaid internships rather than wanting to shape society. Where exactly did I say that? I'm pretty sur

All of these strike me as more plausible motivations for unpaid internships rather than wanting to shape society. Where exactly did I say that? I'm pretty sure I didn't speak in hyperbole. Unpaid internships are a very easy way to have a large group of people remove themselves from consideration. Many of these people are considered undesirable by the people offering the internship.