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No. And that’s a good point. But: 1. I don’t think that fits into the category of servitude that the other was talking about. 2. Why would one put in the effor
by x3haloed 7y ago
No. And that’s a good point. But:
1. I don’t think that fits into the category of servitude that the other was talking about.
2. Why would one put in the effort required to go through specialized school and certification processes if there wasn’t a huge payout waiting for them? I think only the most passionate would bother.
- rahimnathwani 7y agoRe #1, you're probably right, they were probably talking about serving where the one doing the serving is less well off that the customer. But in a world where everyone earns the same, this category by definition doesn't exist. So it's not a meaningful point. I may be wrong about what they meant, in which case the preceding paragraph may be attacking a straw man.