All jobs are drying up in the IT world. And there is a recession.<p>And our job paid at the hour is to make software that &quot;mimicks&quot; a perfect worker, a traditional knowledge, craftsmanship, science that will take our jobs later for the benefits of others, that are statistically as good as anyone, but over granted the benefits of others. Like Ricky the Tuft. 
<a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.pitt.edu&#x2F;~dash&#x2F;perrault07.html" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.pitt.edu&#x2F;~dash&#x2F;perrault07.html</a><p>IT transform 40 hours &#x2F; week thanks to IP law in a rent that will last years.<p>Not only we make robots that are quite good, but thanks to IP laws we force every one to buy these software hence we create virtual enslavement of knowledge and know how for the only merit of people who don&#x27;t want disruptions. Those who already are the wealthiest (or close to).<p>IT business model is just dystopic, it just is an abstract machine to create exclusive right on anything that can be coded without granting much of anything to either the one who coded or those who knew initially how to code it.<p>And even when trying to propose other choices (like FOSS) the IP law make it easy for companies to just use our software and through the game of IP either use them to inspire new software for which we don&#x27;t neither see the money nor get granted free use, or plainly inspire themselves to make patents.<p>&#x2F;me quits this coding in these conditions.