Uh. I don’t think that it would be better to better to get the same amount salary for every people because uh. If uh. Because there will be there will be denied the salary of all. All ah the high class society people like doctor engineer uh compared to if I talk about a driver or DSHA pl ah they don’t invest uh. A lot of time in their skill or their profession therefore they just uh get three or four months, four months training and involve in their job. But if I talk about a doctor engineer they have to endowve in they have to invest significant number of time like six seven years to get ah mbbs or engineering certific and then they will able to chek the patients. Therefore I believe that if we uh. If we make a regulation to. To give the same amount of money to allect of people ofr it will be uh. Discriminminated with the doctors and engineers. So I don’t comply with this statement.
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I don't think it would be better for everyone to receive the same salary. If everyone got the same salary, it would be unfair to those who have invested a lot of time and effort in their education and training. For example, doctors and engineers spend many years studying and acquiring specialized skills. They invest a significant amount of time and resources to become qualified professionals. On the other hand, some jobs require less training and experience. It wouldn't be fair to pay a doctor the same salary as a driver who has only a few months of training. It's important to recognize the value of different professions and the effort that goes into them. Paying everyone the same salary would discourage people from pursuing challenging and demanding careers that benefit society. It would also create a lack of motivation for individuals to improve their skills and knowledge. Therefore, I believe that a system where salaries are based on skills, experience, and contributions is more equitable and beneficial for society as a whole.
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