> Following passion is for rich people (or people who get unlimited student loans). I think this is a truism that people want to be false. But in any develope

> Following passion is for rich people (or people who get unlimited student loans). I think this is a truism that people want to be false. But in any developed country, most poor people are pretty rich when compared to the world, and it offers them lots of freedom to choose what field they want to work in, where they want to work (both city and company), etc. There isn't the expectations that sons take their fathers' jobs and that daughters take their mothers' (often being a homemaker). It still sucks to be relatively poor in a developed country, but most are rich enough that they can follow their passions in ways their grandparents never could and half the world can't today.