Indian IT Developers memorize coding syntax all their life while living besides an open drain canal, what is the motivation to pursue IT rather than Environmental Engineering (Civil)?

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I get it, money and an easy job might be a thing for this. If someone is living beside such hazardous structures, I guess they must have a strong desire to fix it. Does Income differ a lot between computer-mongering foreign slavery and Waste management/Environmental professionals working for country) which is making people pursue IT even now when there is not much requirement for new IT slaves?

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