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There is a simpler explanation: the perception of risk / reward for those problems is too low. Reward = how fun the work is + potential payoff (money, recognit
by diego 15y ago
There is a simpler explanation: the perception of risk / reward for those problems is too low.
Reward = how fun the work is + potential payoff (money, recognition, etc.)
I don't think anyone is blind to those problems. Bill Gates is trying to fix sanitation in poor countries. I believe that's awesome. Would I do it? No, the risk/reward ratio doesn't work for me.
- AznHisoka 15y agoI agree with you. Especially if you don't have FU money. Your first priority in your mind is to avoid working your entire life. That's first and foremost. After you achieve that, you can start worrying about problems with more risk.