Re:Share of U.S. workers holding multiple jobs is rising
by oblio on Friday February 19, 2021 @11:22AM
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I think the core principle is that exceptionalism is exceptional. Don't ask masses of people to be exceptional. It's impossible, that's why "exceptional" comes from "exception".
Re:Share of U.S. workers holding multiple jobs is rising
by soulofmischief on Friday February 19, 2021 @12:38PM
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So I guess we have to define what is exceptional.
Re:Share of U.S. workers holding multiple jobs is rising
by oblio on Friday February 19, 2021 @04:02PM
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That's easy, here it goes:
Rising above one's social class at birth is exceptional.
Re:Share of U.S. workers holding multiple jobs is rising
by soulofmischief on Sunday February 21, 2021 @09:09AM
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What do you think is the lower bound?
I was always extremely poor growing up, even homeless at times during high school.
I watched countless friends from middle-class families totally squander their futures and now they mostly work dead-end jobs.
Meanwhile I was homeless after high school, robbed of my scholarships, and had to suffer greatly for years in order to get on my feet.
I feel like I earned the money I have. And that I deserve even more.
At the same time, everywhere I go people tell me how smart and adaptable I am and it makes me feel like I cannot base my expectations of others upon myself.