I don’t feel massively strongly about it but broadly speaking the dividing line is those which commodify natural interpersonal interaction and those which do not, at least to my mind.
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True. Was imperfectly phrased. But the idea is that, by being *merely* an appearance rather than the real thing, it is "fake". Would apply to other jobs too, to various degrees, to the extent that they substitute a real human relationship with a simulation.
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A more accurate phrasing, rather than "fake job", would be "real job producing a fake connection". But, I suspect many use the former as shorthand for the latter? Or maybe most people who say "fake job" are just jealous, that's definitely possible as well.
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