i wrote more than u and was way more in depth into the reasons as to why so many ppl are drawn to scamming instead of adding value to their community. u said niggas jus don’t want to be productive, but i said that the people who scam were likely never part of that community and never developed the morals to realize that although all they see is a spreadsheet of ccs on the dark web, those are real ppl
The flow of money isn't
"just" to begin with.
Money itself isn't real, so when people get paid without deserving it, they are taking from the economy's flow
they're indirectly stealing the share of those who work hard and provide productivity.
Who makes money is driven heavily by luck
being in the right place at the right time
People land high-paying roles just because they knew the right person, got in early, or happened to be in the right team at the right moment.
Meanwhile, others who are more skilled, more disciplined, and put in far more effort get stuck earning less simply because they missed those breaks.
There are people coasting in comfortable, high-paying positions doing relatively little, while others grind in demanding, high-pressure roles for a fraction of the pay.
Timing in hiring cycles also matters. Someone graduates during a hiring boom and gets multiple high-paying offers. Another graduates during a downturn, struggles to find work, and may accept lower pay that affects their earnings trajectory for years, despite having equal or better ability.
Two graduates enter the same company with similar ability.
One gets assigned to a fast-growing, high-visibility team with a strong manager who advocates for them. The other is placed in a low-impact team with little exposure. Within a few years, the first is promoted quickly and earning significantly more, while the second stagnates
not because of skill, but because of initial placement.
Then people in developing countries often work harder, longer, and under worse conditions just to earn 10x less than someone born in California, yet they’re blocked from accessing better opportunities.
At the same time, normies in richer countries defend their inflated salaries and job security as if it’s earned, when a huge part of it comes down to being born in the right place. Same people will turn back and curse rich kids and call it unfair.
The system rewards circumstance far more than it rewards effort, and that’s the part most people don’t want to admit.
Then there are crypto bros or some boomers who, just by luck, invested in real estate or crypto at the right time.
That's why, in a way, stealing from people by using skills and knowledge to commit crime and get away with it is not really more immoral than a crypto bro indirectly taking money from a thousand people who lost in an investment.
