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>wanting the masses to be made absolutely useless
Even if someone is better than you at everything you are still not useless.
Learn you some basic economics
>What Is Comparative Advantage?
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>A person has a comparative advantage at producing something if he can produce
>it at lower cost than anyone else.
>
>Having a comparative advantage is not the same as being the best at something.
>In fact, someone can be completely unskilled at doing something, yet still have
>a comparative advantage at doing it! How can that happen?
>
>First, let’s get some more vocabulary. Someone who is the best at doing
>something is said to have an absolute advantage. Michael Jordan has an absolute
>advantage at basketball. For all I know, Michael Jordan may also be the fastest
>typist in the world, giving him an absolute advantage at typing, too. Since
>he’s better at typing than you, can’t he type more cheaply than you? That is,
>if someone has an absolute advantage in something, doesn’t he automatically
>have a comparative advantage in it?
>
>The answer is no! If Jordan takes time out from shooting hoops to do all his
>own typing, he sacrifices the large income he earns from entertaining fans of
>basketball. If, instead, his secretary does the typing, the secretary gives up
>an alternative secretarial job—or perhaps a much lower salary playing
>basketball. That is, the secretary is the lower-cost typist. The secretary, not
>Michael Jordan, has the comparative advantage at typing! The trick to
>understanding comparative advantage is in the phrase “lower cost.” What it
>costs someone to produce something is the opportunity cost—the value of what is
>given up. Someone may have an absolute advantage at producing every single
>thing, but he has a comparative advantage at many fewer things, and probably
>only one or two things. (In Jordan’s case, both basketball and also as an
>endorser of Nike.)
>
>Everyone Has a Comparative Advantage
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>Amazingly, everyone always has a comparative advantage at something...
https://www.econlib.org/library/Topics/Details/comparativeadvantage.html