> they were undervalued for ages even before the digital age Why are they? Why are teachers, nurses, policemen, etcetera undervalued? I think this is because

> they were undervalued for ages even before the digital age Why are they? Why are teachers, nurses, policemen, etcetera undervalued? I think this is because these jobs don't scale. You won't be able to show progression through time where you churn out 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, ... artworks/week. Nor can a schoolteacher aspire to teach 30, 100, 300, 1000 kids a year. Our economic system is addicted to growth. S&P 500 must increase 4% a year or we're all doomed. The ridiculousness of this in a post-peak-everything world is glaringly obvious. I'm sorry you chose a form of human expression that is incompatible with infinite exponential economic growth.