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I think more-and-more the culture angst isn't against building but rather ownership and equality; As in, you might be willing to build, but soon you might be f
by granshaw 3y ago
I think more-and-more the culture angst isn't against building but rather ownership and equality;
As in, you might be willing to build, but soon you might be frustrated that you don't see much of the fruits of your labor in terms of mobility or rewards.
The pushback against the capitalist class is real and growing amongst the younger generations.
- vkou 3y agoI mean, rewards are part of it. It helps when your society is covered in frescoes and statues that glorify the engineer and the bricklayer... But when the wastrel of a director is driving a BMW, and you have a ten-year waiting list for a broken-down Lada, you may still feel some resentment against said director. The 'Rewards' side of things is pretty decent in some parts of STEM, but are rather lousy in others. Hardware work does poorly on this scale.