Comments by "Seven Proxies" (@sevenproxies4255) on "TheQuartering" channel.

@Jezza_One And yet people want higher education to be free. With proliferation of coders, coders end up being paid less. The same principle apply to any profession requiring higher education, when higher education becomes available to everyone, regardless of income level.
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@MJSGamingSanctuary : Kind of untrue. It's hard for coders to explain to potential employers about why their talent is worth higher pay than the average coder because the manager knows jack shit about programming to begin with. Most of them just want the coder to sort out the software. They can't tell the difference between software/hardware limitations and the limitations of the coder. I've lost count of how many times companies purchase inferior software solutions to their day to day businesses. Even with the most cursory programming knowledge as mine, I can still identify these glaring flaws in the software that a decent designer would've been able to rectify in no time.
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So John is basically doing what Harrison Ford has done for decades. XD
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@Sukaiba69 Well sure. It's just that I would assume this "business practice" would be against the law, since it's making people lose money, it's dishonest and clearly malicious in intent.
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