What did you find interesting about the article? I didn't get much from it, except to the extent that I could imagine the lives of actual people in extreme pov

What did you find interesting about the article? I didn't get much from it, except to the extent that I could imagine the lives of actual people in extreme poverty, which is not very much. It did get me thinking though. Not about extreme poverty, but about just getting by. If I was working multiple minimum wage jobs to feed my family and put a roof over their head, and had to put up with appalling behaviour from my bosses, and appalling conditions that did not consider my state of being, I might not be counted as being in extreme poverty. And if I avoided any health crises that would terminate my employment for the rest of my life, I might die without having ever been counted as being in extreme poverty. But what would be the difference between my life and the life of people who had more control over their circumstances, and experienced more respect in their workplace from their bosses and peers? How would I know? How would anyone know?