> More diversity in outcomes in the US, but also better in the median. To be fair, the median household in the US doesn't have that much more disposable income

> More diversity in outcomes in the US, but also better in the median. To be fair, the median household in the US doesn't have that much more disposable income if taking healthcare and child care costs into account, especially if they're simultaneously expected to save up a 1-2 year buffer and maybe more if they want a comfortable retirement. But for the top 20%, which includes many tech workers, the difference is larger.