> Let's say you're a lawyer telling a client why you can't do something. The language you're using is pretty harsh. Except we aren't talking about a client rel

> Let's say you're a lawyer telling a client why you can't do something. The language you're using is pretty harsh. Except we aren't talking about a client relationship, we are talking about someone asking you to do something for free because "you do something with computers" without making the effort to understand literally the first thing about what you actually do. > the pay we provide to developers was a mistake. It has created a class of people that think they are gods. Painting an entire diverse group of people with a single brush, that's real polite of you. > Come down from your soap box, learn real empathy, decide you are a Normal Person yourself and get rid of your condescending attitude. Perhaps take your own advice?