>> Whatever they can do to not get started on a career. And its completely rational That was completely rational for me when I was a good enough coder in 2004

>> Whatever they can do to not get started on a career. And its completely rational That was completely rational for me when I was a good enough coder in 2004 to leave America and get on the road. I had a career. It's not rational for them. They don't want to be chained to a desk but they aren't actually qualified to do anything. Money printing had already destroyed the currency. That started in the 70s. Having value in the workplace lets you stay even with inflation. You just have to actually work or do something, not sit around "not getting a career" while you wait for one to magically come along because you're so fucking special. >> Making 200k at 24 is impressive to no one Really? It's very impressive to me. I think outside of SFBA it would be impressive to almost anyone in America, and certainly anyone outside the first world.