Are all workers interchangable, so their value in the marketplace would be the same?

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Why or why not?

What makes one worker more valuable than another, and why should we reward (if we should reward) that value?
 
Yeah, I really want a guy who was picking up garbage yesterday to be doing my brain surgery today.
 
Of course not. People have differing levels of intelligence, talent, and desire to achieve; some occupations require far more skill than others.

Unbelievably, Obama seems to be creeping toward an "equal pay for unequal work" philosophy.
 
I've seen one career attract some of the finest minds & people I've had the honor of knowing and it's a waste. These folks' minds are totally wasted in a dismal profession they'd NEVER have considered were it not for pressures created by a govt run amok along with a litigious society.

Lawyers. Good people...WRONG application of grey matter.

Sure there are some very bad people who became lawyers & made for very BAD LAWYERS. Obviously, there are too many of them, as the money would be irresistible to Satan his OWN self, were he not on the other side of that eternity/scarcity thing.

Think of it this way: If lawyers feared doctors, there'd be liberty from lawyers. Since doctors fear lawyers, we're all gonna die.
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