The "system problems" are fictitious and a way to distance the locus of responsibility away from the individuals actually responsible. I wasn't born a tech worker.
And the attitude that they have to "fight" for it is wrong and antisocial. They have to build it.
To be able to say that you're able to bootstrap all your way to tech worker is often determined by where you're born, or if you immigrated to a certain country.
It's never always your initiative that makes things happens.
And the attitude that they have to "fight" for it is wrong and antisocial. They have to build it.
So I misspoken.
Doing valuable and important things and getting paid well isn't necessarily the same thing. The market isn't the end all be all determining the value of your work.
Gold is priced more money than water, and gold is a useless trinket compared to water.
And the attitude that they have to "fight" for it is wrong and antisocial. They have to build it.