White-collar jobs
>AI automation
>H-1Bs
>worldwide competition via WFH policies

Blue-collar jobs
>dangerous
>hard on body
>don't make much money anyway

Are any career paths decent these days?

>>510639904 (OP)
Lol I've been thinking a lot about this they're really aren't you're probably better off just living the vagrant life

>>510639904 (OP)
killing yourself is always an option
(and i hear the pay is to die for)

>>510639904 (OP)
yes. the only career path that matters is in FIRE’s wealth extraction. it’s a cheat code built in the system — that is structurally flawed btw.

Have you considered a religious career?

>>510639904 (OP)
Blue-collar jobs
>H1B’s
>infinity illegals
>dangerous
>hard on body
>will not pay you enough to live
Ftfy

>>510640580
maybe a job where citizenship is required, like defense

>>510640473
Those don’t pay well unless you want to start a prosperity gospel megachurch where you openly scam your congregation. Even if you want to become a religious grifter you still need to go to college for it, which means student loans you cannot pay back or wage at walmart or chic fil a and beg them to pay your tuition for being wagie of the year.

>>510639904 (OP)
blue collar will be taken by robot workers and androids soon

>>510640857
You could try private security. Worst case scenario you have to deal with niggers daily and best case scenario you do absolutely nothing all day and just do your patrols/check cams. It’s extremely location dependent and they usually look for older dudes who are either vets or ex cops, but it’s worth a shot ig.

>>510639904 (OP)
Overseers jeets "working".

>>510641023
that won't be for a long time

>>510641023
Blue collar is already gobbled up by all of Mexico. Don’t need automatons when the illegals already fill that role. Eventually the illegals will be replaced by physical robots if this country magically survives long enough for that to happen.

>>510641566
amazon already has over 1 million robots in its warehouses doing basic tasks.

realistic humanoid androids who can do the dextrous hand work of carpenters, plumbers etc is a long way off though, yes

>>510642070
the robots would be even cheaper than paying illegals

we are heading towards a judge dredd future filled with crime and hedonism because nobody works

>>510642160
>amazon already has over 1 million robots in its warehouses doing basic tasks.
yeah but warehouses are a controlled environment. doing it outside or in a random house or construction site is a totally different problem that they don't seem very close to solving.

>>510642160

Imagine hacking those robots and taking over a county.

bump