> And it is understandable. We tend to get taught how to be good worker bees. Reading and writing, math, discipline, shallow/propagandized politics and skills t

> And it is understandable. We tend to get taught how to be good worker bees. Reading and writing, math, discipline, shallow/propagandized politics and skills that prepare for work. This reads like we are conditioned since a very young age, but it's not true. Large corporations design their basic training curriculum precisely for this. Standardised levels, responsibilities, and wages, also remove leverage from individual workers, who are left with collective bargaining, which is harder to achieve. Good people really don't have much of a choice other than leaving crappy jobs.