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<blockquote data-quote="Naofumi" data-source="post: 48438" data-attributes="member: 39"><p>Although government subsidies would still probably be an immediate help to those in the industry being subsidized so it&#039;s not terrible. But in the long term again moving to welfare states seems to be the only option for the downtrodden and noncompetitive who face competition from new generations and old and switching field guys. Mainly switching field guys going after the subsidies. You could argue a mediocrely specialized individual will beat a career switched field guy but it&#039;s hard to say. Anyways this is very unrealistic for those already out of school, old and not in one of those subsidized fields going into it and getting those subsidies. So getting mental health welfare is probably their only option to survive. And who&#039;s to say the subsidies don&#039;t produce a surplus of trainees who are prodigious and seen as better long term investments or some shit.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Naofumi, post: 48438, member: 39"] Although government subsidies would still probably be an immediate help to those in the industry being subsidized so it's not terrible. But in the long term again moving to welfare states seems to be the only option for the downtrodden and noncompetitive who face competition from new generations and old and switching field guys. Mainly switching field guys going after the subsidies. You could argue a mediocrely specialized individual will beat a career switched field guy but it's hard to say. Anyways this is very unrealistic for those already out of school, old and not in one of those subsidized fields going into it and getting those subsidies. So getting mental health welfare is probably their only option to survive. And who's to say the subsidies don't produce a surplus of trainees who are prodigious and seen as better long term investments or some shit. [/QUOTE]

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