What things like this miss is that we can't all be rulers of the queen's navy. That is: we can't all be computer programmers and marketing executives and doctors and whatnot. We actually do need the cleaners, and farm hands, and landscapers, and people at Tesco, and so forth and so forth.<p>Anti-poverty efforts that focus mainly on education kind of miss this, IMHO. And sure, these efforts and not useless especially in the context of entire communities being impoverished, but <i>someone</i> will have to do those jobs regardless, and the problems are so much deeper.