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We're commenting on an article from the gates that essentially gives a plan for how to produce more Microsoft workers. What does a "high paying career" have to
by Xelynega 4y ago
We're commenting on an article from the gates that essentially gives a plan for how to produce more Microsoft workers.
What does a "high paying career" have to do with "the future our grandchildren deserve" unless the goal is to produce the future Bill Gates wants. The future our grandchildren deserve is one where they're not stratified by their income such that "high paying careers"(read: tech careers, which just so happen to be what bill gates company profits off an excess of) are the only path for them to be "successful".
The idea that bill gates has done a "insane amount of good" is laughable because the "insane amount of good" he does for some reason never conflicts with the goals of Microsoft. "Missing the forest for the trees" would be ignoring the pattern of his decision and instead saying "he's done an insane amount of good, why are you criticizing him?"
- nitwit005 4y agoHe doesn't run Microsoft anymore, and he's been selling off the stock he owns in the company. Imagining it's all to support Microsoft somehow is delusional at this point. Are the efforts to combat Malaria also somehow part of a corporate agenda?