> do we want to incentivize that young people aspire to this? Honest question, why not? Someone has to do it for society to function. We can't all be software

> do we want to incentivize that young people aspire to this? Honest question, why not? Someone has to do it for society to function. We can't all be software engineers and CEOs, why shouldn't the person driving the UPS truck feel satisfied with their accomplishments instead of constantly being told they are doing it because they either didn't put in the work to "better themselves" or couldn't hack it, as certain parts of our society currently seem to do when it comes to "unskilled labor"?