I can tell you read noahpinion or similar neoliberal brainrot and you’re just parroting their “luxury ideas” nonsense.

Maybe you could explain how tech is benefiting the lower and middle classes while exclusively hurting the upper middle class. You know, the class that holds significant amounts of stock in tech companies and may even work for said tech companies. Who have benefited immensely from the industry.

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simianwords 3 hours ago | parent [-]

Why does it have to exclusively hurt upper middle class? I’m not sure why you added that constraint.

Edit: I do enjoy Noah Smith and neoliberalism. Good on you for getting it right.

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therobots927 an hour ago | parent [-]

“Hating the tech industry is mainly seen amongst the first world countries and the rich educate, high status people amongst them.”

For the record I used to read noahpinion all the time. Then I developed critical thinking skills. It’s not a compliment that it was so easy for me to recognize you as a reader of his. You should learn how to think for yourself.

I still check his blog occasionally to see what the tech elite / alphabet boys want me to think. It’s become surprisingly easy to deduce their strategy.

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simianwords an hour ago | parent [-]

You read obvious sarcasm as earnest. And you didn’t answer a question I asked. And you just hurled some insults.

	▲	therobots927 25 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		“people who have good jobs and high status want to _conserve_ it and not lose position - tech industry keeps threatening the status quo again and again” I did answer your question. Are you saying the above quote is sarcasm? You asked why I highlighted techs impact on the upper middle class. It’s because you singled them out as the primary opponents of tech multiple times. I didn’t use any insults at all. Where are you seeing insults? I’m giving you valuable advice.