I don't mind techbros making hundreds of thousands of dollars a week. It's just that we need to have humanities grads being paid millions of dollars a week to follow them around with cattle prods to shock the bros every time they get an "idea".

I mean if that's what it takes to goad them into valuing little things like empathy and creativity over trying to replace creativity with machine functions instead of using it to replace repetitive, mindless tasks so that people are free to create.