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Unless you’re exceptional. You keep leaving that part out. There’s a parallel gradient of ability and practicality. Has to do more with ability than wealth - a
by nemo44x 3y ago
Unless you’re exceptional. You keep leaving that part out. There’s a parallel gradient of ability and practicality.
Has to do more with ability than wealth - although wealth lets you do w/e because you’re rich.
There’s reality and there’s how it “ought to be”. You’re stuck on that. Dystopian is millions of people with massive debt and unable to act on what they paid for it.
- OkayPhysicist 3y agoYou're the one pitching an "ought to be". Your pitch is "Poor people ought not to aspire to roles above their station". That sounds pretty dystopian to me.
- nemo44x 3y agoNo that’s not ought - it’s how it is. It’s reality. Not how reality ought to be. It’s not dystopian to say you need practical skills that are useful. Once you’ve established that then go learn whatever you want.