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But how is that the American dream? I myself work in tech and have nice academic credentials and all, and I come from from a “working class” background. I woul
by refactor_master 4y ago
But how is that the American dream?
I myself work in tech and have nice academic credentials and all, and I come from from a “working class” background. I would never consider that the American dream though, because it was all paid through the welfare state of the country that I live in, and not because of any particular fortuitous circumstances.
That I use American-invented technology to generate revenue seems to be wholly besides the point of the American dream.
- seanmcdirmid 4y agoI have a similar background, but how is: > I would never consider that the American dream though, because it was all paid through the welfare state of the country that I live in, and not because of any particular fortuitous circumstances. Not the American dream? Education even if subsidized by the state (more so 30 years ago) still involves a lot of work, we still had to study hard while getting through our part time jobs to cover living expenses.