Yeah, I agree this is more accurate. There's going to be a whole lot of people who peak with some fancy-sounding title at a no-name company. Then they fade int

Yeah, I agree this is more accurate. There's going to be a whole lot of people who peak with some fancy-sounding title at a no-name company. Then they fade into a vaguely-comfortable (but definitely not rich) obscurity where they can't fully retire — but they sort of drift along with occasional consulting gigs, or writing a niche Substack, or getting really into baking sourdough bread, or some other such nihilistic affectations. In the grand scheme of things, it still beats having to get a real job.