> In reality,the market already basically dictates this, for who can claim that a Wall Street banker works more than a teacher?
Ummm, I daresay that just about any Wall Street banker works significantly more, has to comprehend significantly more data points, exerts significantly more mental effort and is (probably) significantly more stressed than a teacher.
I will cheerfully admit that one's mental image of a Wall Street banker works less than one's mental image of a teacher.
And he puts way too much effort into justifying the internal contradictions of a poorly-written, third-rate science fantasy show.
Ummm, I daresay that just about any Wall Street banker works significantly more, has to comprehend significantly more data points, exerts significantly more mental effort and is (probably) significantly more stressed than a teacher.
I will cheerfully admit that one's mental image of a Wall Street banker works less than one's mental image of a teacher.
And he puts way too much effort into justifying the internal contradictions of a poorly-written, third-rate science fantasy show.