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It's a noble idea, but it's not enough to give someone who's already wealthy beyond imagination a sense of the precarity of people who have to work to live. Tha
by Kye 4y ago
It's a noble idea, but it's not enough to give someone who's already wealthy beyond imagination a sense of the precarity of people who have to work to live. That's the real problem: people with all the power making decisions that impact people in circumstances they can't imagine even if they might have experienced something that vaguely resembles it 20 or 40 years before.
No matter what he does, he knows he gets go to home to a safe place with plenty to eat at the end of the day. You can't simulate the effect of the lack of that certainty on someone's work.