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my biggest concern with people in tech who spend all day shouting on the internet is that many of them spend very little time talking to the people actually critical to society: doctors, firefighters, police officers, construction workers, mechanics, farmers, chefs, baristas, mailmen, janitors, retail workers, etc.

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Almost all of those are poor person jobs. Why would a poor person have anything useful to say. Be so for real

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this implies that you judge a person's usefulness or interestingness on their income?

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The first five on this list are very solid middle class in our community Though the point is well wielded.

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It's a valid point, but I also think there are incredibly smart people working in what some call 'normal jobs'. Many of them have a practical wisdom, creativity and ingenuity that often go unnoticed. Intelligence is not always measured by the title or the sector, but by how people face challenges and add value in their day to day. Sometimes the brightest solutions come from those who are directly connected to the real needs of society

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This is why we need to TAX WEALTH and not workers.

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You are such an absolute piece of shit

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One day handyman will be the highest paying job

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Tony knew that Arty Bucco wasn’t just a poor He was a fren

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