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face it. For every success story for programmers there are 3 failures, and contrary to common belief programming is not some sort of ShangriLa of meritocracy.


And I'm telling you that that doesn't matter with respect to the meritocracy notion and the ROI for having invested in it.

people who gaslight about meritocracies always seem to do it while actively think about affirmative action, diversity hiring, the girl with the high paying management job who's making his peepee tingle, and thinking about the politics they played to get their job. Meritocracy has never been part of America's history and it sure as fuck isn't now or during the time student racked up debt that Jews rubbed their hands about while they were receiving the loans.

Don't bother responding telling everyone how you slipped through the cracks. Of course someone was going to slip through the cracks, and there are plenty of unemployed programmers out there that are equal or better than you. The most knowledgeable programmer I ever knew never got a programming job, and he'll never pay back his debt because boomers want their bitch ass nephew or grand son to appear to be a success or they cant determine what makes a good programmer, just like the boomers at Disney who needed a focus group to tell them why people liked star wars.