>These are people who weren’t interested in just any white-collar work. They wanted to do transformational, world-saving work – which would presumably be underw

>These are people who weren’t interested in just any white-collar work. They wanted to do transformational, world-saving work – which would presumably be underwritten by taxing the rich. Tidily sums up the whole article and its flaws. Gross generalizations to sweep under the rug any inconvenient facts how the rich and powerful play the system to their advantage. I see this whole article just as a distraction, an attempt to defuse a very real and acute grievances.