>>278816863
Dude we are not at the robot automated super AI taking over the workforce stage like you keep trying to think. We still need working hands in a lot of industries still, those dishes don't do themselves, yet. I would accept a twitch streamer putting in the hours making money over a mandatory lazy patreon boy any day, at least with the twitch streamer I get a choice in paying for their dinner.
>>278816947
We are in a general that requires well funded anons to play games together, usually the financial part gets us cooperatively friendly players willing to play games. Its like a giant autism filter, hence the "bunch of failed normies" term you see around here, because %95 of /vrg/ is working.