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Science hermits unite!
I'm less successfully mercenary, though, so I know what I assume is a representative sample of tech muggles. Having thought about it, 1% of people could figure this out, and maybe 0.1% wouldn't have to use other people's tools to do it.
Hm, uniting people in general is like herding cats. Uniting hermits? Sounds hard. I'll stick to science :D
Being mercenary is largely overrated -- better to try and live a calm and happy life filled with friends and family.
Many opinions have been offered on whether the most valuable attribute in warfare (and by this I mean business) is loyalty or bravery, but few people are willing to admit it's actually just hunger.