> Having this person optimizing user experience on a shopping system cannot possibly be as socially valuable as treating disease. It's possible that that perso

> Having this person optimizing user experience on a shopping system cannot possibly be as socially valuable as treating disease. It's possible that that person finds more fulfillment from programming than from treating disease and that's all that should matter. People are free and should not be forced to work in some field they don't want to because somebody else decides that's more socially valuable.