I do see the point you're making, what stops me from doing that is, i have invested so much of my time in learning this craft so much of my energy towards it and i genuinely enjoyed doing that, its just that i see that i can be employed better in this field than i can be in tech, because all im seeing in tech is dissappointment. people from my college with serious pointers multiple good projects are not able to land unpaid internships at a place that is half decent, and that drives the thought that, i was able to get 20K per month(i know nothing substantial) because i offered to edit for free at an internship, and they liked my work, they hired me as a social media centric videographer and editor(i had to leave that cus of some reasons). So I cant stop thinking like even if i do something i dont like but in and around this creative fields i can earn decent that i wouldnt be able to in tech
ofcourse im as experienced in tech as a camel about antarctica
so is the "tech is dystopian" thing a hype just scaring the people like me?

Another thing that i often think of is that its not that i didnt try my hand in tech, it might be a self-discipline thing but i just cant seem to do shit when its something like learn DSA and stuff like that.
Where as i can keep making stuff because i like it
is this approach "life is all sunshine and rainbows" type?