My point is there's a difference between "economic class" and "social class" Software Engineers are still, pretty generally, viewed as a low social class despi

My point is there's a difference between "economic class" and "social class" Software Engineers are still, pretty generally, viewed as a low social class despite being a pretty solid economic class The idea that the paradigm may flip is only really about economic class. A locksmith may make more money than software engineers soon, but they will still be low social class That likely won't change