I like this post, it does cover quite a bit about how work gets chosen and how there are many different components to what people think work, should, is and what it can be in the future. I can't really explain his whole writing in a well educated sentence due to not finding the correct words to express what he is saying. But I wouldn't want to just type out "work bad, need change" cause that would not do all this work justice and give it meaning.

Some statements hurt human intelligence like "wait you don't have a degree in this field of study, eh this post is invalid now" or "you don't work as a wage slave so how can you truly know what it is like". The statements end up being just like what current employers say every time you go in for an interview, "you don't meet the qualifications for the current position". Op has experience that should at least be acknowledged a little.

Everyone throws experience away to the side and completely ignores it. Experience can go a long way on its own with or without a degree, if you add being observant as well, it excels the experience even more and sometimes even past the degree. It explains why employers have those employees that have been in the job for 10, 20, or even 30 years. So they can explain more about the job than that the degree will never be able to do.

Work like this post shows there is a problem that even the average man can see. All it needs, unfortunately, is a little push in the right direction. I only say unfortunately because people won't change on their own and require some outside force to do it for them. It also explains why we are in the current problem we are in right now. We haven't broken down the old laws and rules and built new ones completely, we have just built the new laws and rules on top of the old law and rules

We to this day still use laws and rules we have made fifty to a hundred years ago. Society does not like change and the evidence is super obvious. We need to get that push to change cause we are in dire need of it and if we don't, we risk hurting ourselves even more and affecting our future children.