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That would be true in a perfect world with 0 impediments to social mobility. A socioeconomic "frictionless vaccum" of sorts. In the real world, social mobility
by andrepd 7y ago
That would be true in a perfect world with 0 impediments to social mobility. A socioeconomic "frictionless vaccum" of sorts. In the real world, social mobility is far from perfect.
- toohotatopic 6y agoAnd yet the industrial revolution has allowed children of farmers to take other professions.
- rswail 6y agoAssume a perfectly spherical farmer in a frictionaless socioeconomic vacuum... sounds like physics.
- sudosysgen 6y agoPhysics before computers and differential equations