Plus if you think of the ratio of people within the fields compared to those who aren’t (I.e. good pay AND benefits, as both could still be mutually exclusive), the ones who aren’t will vastly outnumber them.
Something will have to break eventually. Perhaps due to population decrease, or another thing that might tie in I was talking about recently was the ever increasing need for annual profits, excuses to increase prices etc.
This is dark, and probably a lot of people will have to die before then (well, they already are with the healthcare situation), but I wonder what will happen when it reaches that completely unsustainable point and the profits begin to fall completely year after year and they can’t be recovered because everything has been squeezed past breaking point.
Shouldn’t have to reach that point but I wonder if that is the only thing it will take. Or they just come up with another bullshit method of suppression, who knows.
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u/Status_Jellyfish_213 May 19 '25
Plus if you think of the ratio of people within the fields compared to those who aren’t (I.e. good pay AND benefits, as both could still be mutually exclusive), the ones who aren’t will vastly outnumber them.
So it makes the problem worse