> It's also be cultural. Certainly there's additional perverse incentives with the current system, and not all of it is just simple profit-seeking. Totally. T

> It's also be cultural. Certainly there's additional perverse incentives with the current system, and not all of it is just simple profit-seeking. Totally. The problem is cultural first, as seen with the example of Japan education: it is Confuscian, but it fails in the same ways. > Hiring expectations- including in tech- often do reflect cultural perspectives and not necessarily economic realities. Indeed, unnecessary competition to just look like market competition. > Touching fish isn't really meant to be a way to bring about systemic change, it's just how those who are suffering from 996 seek to cope with what they're put under Check my username, I was one of the 996. It takes some wild out of the box thinking to escape a system that has embedded its values into you.