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In contrast, jobs deemed "safer," such as telemarketing, paralegal work, and content management, are highlighted as less physically risky but not necessarily more impactful on society’s core functioning. The speaker questions whether these roles, often perceived as more comfortable, truly hold societal significance compared to the essential, hazardous work performed by men. This comparison challenges societal biases that undervalue physical labor and risk-taking, framing these roles as equally crucial to societal stability.