Everybody can't do same work

Yes, it's true. Everybody can't do same work, each one have their special interest in something.

If everybody doing same work we can't live. For example, the software engineer feels his job is ONLY the best job that a human do and asks everyone to do same, who will make food to survive, who will repair your computer when it stopped working. or if farmer feel everybody should do ONLY , then who will do business and give money to him. So what I'm saying is, love your work and respect what others do, most of them are not feeling ashamed of they are doing.

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