Part 2/8:
In previous dialogues, Anon has emphasized the need for citizens to stop fixating on superficial differences and start recognizing the class divide rooted in economic opportunity. As he points out, the real struggle lies in who possesses the skills and qualifications that can be monetized in today’s market, as opposed to who fits within traditional societal categories. This perspective reflects a major societal shift, underscoring the necessity for self-improvement and professional development, especially given the impending economic changes.