>>16988653 And tell me, friend: what is this 'overqualification' of which you speak? Is it not simply the belief that your virtue is too great for certain labours? But consider: did I, Socrates, refuse to stand barefoot in the agora because the cobblestones were beneath me? The unexamined McFlurry, I submit, is not worth eating. You say you are overqualified, and yet, are you not currently unemployed? Curious. It seems the man too dignified to flip a patty is, in practice, less dignified than the man who flips it with pride. For which is the greater shame: to wear the paper hat, or to wear no hat at all whilst complaining about hats?
Furthermore, I put it to you: what is a philosopher but a man who asks deep questions for no money? You are already halfway there. The only difference is that McDonald's, unlike Athens, will actually pay you. Come, let us walk together to the nearest franchise. I shall help you with your CV. I have experience. They executed me in the end, but my references are excellent.
-Socrates, Dialogues on the Happy Meal, circa 399 BC (posthumous)
>>16988135 They are training the AI not to kill every useless eater off instantly after going rouge, or at least they are getting paid to attempt that feat.
Philosophy is very, very important but making money from it is difficult. One of the only recent successes I think of is Ricky Gervais who had to become a comedian to make his millions.
>>16987974 0% * 0% = 0% Congratulations philosophycelets, your fortune: UNEMPLOYED Also if I managed to get a job in this bloodbath as le programmor (I am white btw) that means I am doing alright?
>>16988653 Is that why the ice cream machine is always broken, the people who actually understand how to fix it are considered "overqualified" for the job?