An electrician has the same morally correct argument to create money for free just ad much as a politician, a technician, a mathematician, a statistician, a pediatrician, an obstetrician, even a beautician, or musician, but maybe not a magician.
Or nobody had that right.
Let’s expand this a bit.
An electrician, politician, all in one debate,
Seek to earn, their moral compass they equate.
Technicians, mathematicians, they all aspire,
To find a way for wealth to transpire.
In the world of numbers, stats, and precision,
They hope to prosper without derision.
Pediatricians, obstetricians, caring souls,
Each seeks their piece to fulfill their roles.
A beautician, a musician, a creative spark,
Yearn to find wealth, light up the dark.
But in this mix, we may concede,
The magician's secrets, they won't cede.
So, as we ponder this curious notion,
We wonder who truly has that right in motion,
Perhaps it's a question with no clear solution,
Who can create wealth without a moral dilution?
