>Humans do not exist for the profits of others They don't, but they voluntarily take the risk trade-off. If you are the profit of someone else, it also means y

>Humans do not exist for the profits of others They don't, but they voluntarily take the risk trade-off. If you are the profit of someone else, it also means you are the liability of someone else. Working for someone else has become so prevalent and so much the norm, that people have completely lost sight of the downsides of working for yourself. It's not at all surprising that people opt for steady paycheck over erractic income and full liability for their mistakes/short-comings (despite the allure of fully reaping the upside). I've seen dudes making $40k/yr destroy $500k of product and still get their paycheck the following week.