No.  To live you need things like food, clothing, and shelter.  If you are stuck in a lower caste you might be pushed into obtaining exchange commodities issued by your owners to trade for those things. 

Well yeah, of course, if most people can get a better offer with a larger salary, even if it is in a different currency, as long as it means more money for them, they're going to take it. That's a no brainer.

Bitcoin is just extra money for me. If you are stupid enough to quit your job, then you should just quit Bitcoin as well.

just like me, me looking for bitcoin is a side job I'm doing now, I do not intend to leave my job even though I mastered html, php, etc cooding

if you have a lot of expertise and skills in the IT world, it would be easier for you to go to work full time in bitcoin, because there is a lot of work waiting for you in bitcoin, unless you do not have any skills, better working part-time in bitcoin

I don't have a job so am hoping to earn more bitcoin and find ways to accumulate it. I blog about Crypto Currencies so want to step that up a notch. Ideally I would like to earn at least 2 bitcoin a month to put away and grow for the future to hedge against the dropping price of Fiat and inflation. I would love to be able to buy assets with Bitcoin too.

its not only awsome its damn profitable and if have enough fiat to quit day tome job and get in btc for full time you should do it

Don't forget the "extra's" you might not be aware of before making that decision. A decent job, at least in the US, also pays your health insurance, short-term/long-term disability, perhaps a pension, or kicks in to 401k, etc., and pays the other half of your social security tax (7.5%). This combined with what is taken out with your Federal and State (if applicable) income taxes, paid holidays, vacation, etc. can easily add up to twice your take-home pay. So say you take home a hypothetical $8,000/mo after all those deductions, you would need to be earning close to $16,000 or about 40 BTC/month to compare.

This isn't limited to just Bitcoin, the general rule of thumb for those wishing to be self-employed and maintaining the same standard of living is to figure on earning at least 2x your net income. For now, I think even if you are earning a decent amount of BTC a month, you would be better off maintaining your job as it will most likely be a more stable and reliable source of income not subject to the wild price swings of BTC.

Yes I would but only if I would have enough money to finance this because you need to o invest a lot money to do this, I think if you got the money for it and you will have the time and chance to do it you should do it for sure.
You of course have to predict your future for it and calculate if you can invest and live normally when you do this, also if you have a family you should not do this.