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Being able to quit a terrible workplace doesn't imply that one has achieved a reasonable standard of living and is just making more money. Indeed, if people con
by vacuity 3y ago
Being able to quit a terrible workplace doesn't imply that one has achieved a reasonable standard of living and is just making more money. Indeed, if people continue working at a workplace where they're subjected to conditions they think are terrible, they probably don't do it just to make more money.
- WalterBright 3y agoIt doesn't mean it's zero sum, either.
- vacuity 3y agoZero sum is likely an exaggeration, but the conditions can get quite bad.