>You're being awfully judgemental about what you think is sane. I don't think it's a slight; and I agree with the poster. There's a social cost to having some

>You're being awfully judgemental about what you think is sane. I don't think it's a slight; and I agree with the poster. There's a social cost to having someone with the intellectual capacity to obtain a PhD and participate in post-doctoral studies driving a taxi. In some sense, it's bizarre. But it isn't your fault, it's the perverse way that society has arranged economic incentives. Why are we not rewarding you for work that fewer people have the ability to do?