The original American concept of capitalism hasn't failed. It just has been corrupted last 10 generation gaps and nobody is willing to fix it because it is all previous generations opposing anyone that tries because they find themselves facing global humanity not wanting to understand the evolving specificity of life in plain sight.LowIQTrash » 27 Dec 2023, 11:59 am » wrote: ↑ @FOS plz join me in my entertainment reprieve…
I’ve been thinking…
If you were the head of a MCWS family (in the past it was the man…these days it could go “either way”), what line of employment would you tell your kids to get into?
I would perchance suggest being a nurse - yes, you have to wipe Boomers’ asses and whatnot…but apparently the demand is high enough even mediocre graduates can find jobs very quickly
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To draw a comparison, pretty much every white collar position requires 3+ rounds of 1 hr+ (each) interviews with the most insipid HR tyrants and inane questions by management to grill every little supposed weakness on your resume.
And keep in mind these “grill your *** sessions” are usually done by sub-125 trash, which means you have to stow your dignity for at least a while.
(Unless you are also sub-125 in which case it doesn’t matter)
OTOH I have heard of hospitals and AC centers + agencies hiring nurses after 1 round of a 20 min interview…because there is actually a legitimate demand / supply imbalance in favor of nurses.
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Anyhow, if you’re dead set on your KIDS getting a soul crushing job, you might as well persuade them to get one that doesn’t require 10+ months of searching in the 2020s+ labor market
Finale:
I always laugh and cackle at the thought of (((the CHOSEN ONES))) hoodwinking Americans into taking out $50K+ in debt so they can be a wage slave for corporate America…”muh dream job”…the vast majority of whose salaries won’t even keep up with inflation unless they get promoted every 2-3 years which is unlikely…
I hear job hopping every 3 yrs is the norm now but even that has its limits…
…and that all of this somehow represents “freedumb” :die:
LowIQTrash » 27 Dec 2023, 11:59 am » wrote: ↑ @FOS plz join me in my entertainment reprieve…
I’ve been thinking…
If you were the head of a MCWS family (in the past it was the man…these days it could go “either way”), what line of employment would you tell your kids to get into?
I would perchance suggest being a nurse - yes, you have to wipe Boomers’ asses and whatnot…but apparently the demand is high enough even mediocre graduates can find jobs very quickly
————————————————
To draw a comparison, pretty much every white collar position requires 3+ rounds of 1 hr+ (each) interviews with the most insipid HR tyrants and inane questions by management to grill every little supposed weakness on your resume.
And keep in mind these “grill your *** sessions” are usually done by sub-125 trash, which means you have to stow your dignity for at least a while.
(Unless you are also sub-125 in which case it doesn’t matter)
OTOH I have heard of hospitals and AC centers + agencies hiring nurses after 1 round of a 20 min interview…because there is actually a legitimate demand / supply imbalance in favor of nurses.
——————————————
Anyhow, if you’re dead set on your KIDS getting a soul crushing job, you might as well persuade them to get one that doesn’t require 10+ months of searching in the 2020s+ labor market
Finale:
I always laugh and cackle at the thought of (((the CHOSEN ONES))) hoodwinking Americans into taking out $50K+ in debt so they can be a wage slave for corporate America…”muh dream job”…the vast majority of whose salaries won’t even keep up with inflation unless they get promoted every 2-3 years which is unlikely…
I hear job hopping every 3 yrs is the norm now but even that has its limits…
…and that all of this somehow represents “freedumb”

Self-employed means you have people paying you.ROG62 » 27 Dec 2023, 2:37 pm » wrote: ↑ Electrician, Plumber, Linemen...all great paying with the first two as great self employed opportunities....
What decade was it America started converting to a global service industry rather than self sufficient industrial nation?Deezer Shoove » 28 Dec 2023, 8:57 am » wrote: ↑ Self-employed means you have people paying you.
Where did they get the money to do so? A job.
Why do they need you? Expertise, ALSO they don't have the time. (See previous)
My point is most people work a job for a wage. The world over...
Playing the I-can-strike-out-on-my-own game has its limits just like anything else.
The thread tries to ignore this simple fact.
However, I do agree that an over-priced education is just bad for society.
Especially a society that reveres and respects those "credentials" as proof the person is "smart".
I've worked with MANY degreed total morons. On paper, they are "smart", but as @LowIQTrash pointed out, a 20 minute face-to-face by a competent interviewer can sort that out. The degree has next to nothing to do with intellect, IQ, experience, good attitude, etc.
Nostradamus'omh » 28 Dec 2023, 9:01 am » wrote: ↑ What decade was it America started converting to a global service industry rather than self sufficient industrial nation?
Simple compounding effects affect everyone alive conceived to dead as arriving one at a time genetics eternally separates each occupying time now in a body that is an ever changing form that doesn't create or destroy the evolving process, just everyone else in the process of evolving forward so far.Deezer Shoove » 28 Dec 2023, 9:04 am » wrote: ↑ Why does it matter now if it was 1 or 7 decades ago?
We're here.
Personally, I think degrees are overrated for most of the working class...they've become so watered down that they're not worth the paper they're printed on...DeezerShoove » 28 Dec 2023, 8:57 am » wrote: ↑ Self-employed means you have people paying you.
Where did they get the money to do so? A job.
Why do they need you? Expertise, ALSO they don't have the time. (See previous)
My point is most people work a job for a wage. The world over...
Playing the I-can-strike-out-on-my-own game has its limits just like anything else.
The thread tries to ignore this simple fact.
However, I do agree that an over-priced education is just bad for society.
Especially a society that reveres and respects those "credentials" as proof the person is "smart".
I've worked with MANY degreed total morons. On paper, they are "smart", but as @LowIQTrash pointed out, a 20 minute face-to-face by a competent interviewer can sort that out. The degree has next to nothing to do with intellect, IQ, experience, good attitude, etc.
edit add:
Some job interviews require just excluding criminals, druggies, deranged assholes.
The interviewer themselves may need to be a former version of those types.
JuCo 5 percenter...72
“Show me the man and I’ll find you the crime” ~ LAVRENTIY BERIA
"Try to get past your passionate ignorance and learn to accept what actually happened." ~ brown's unheeded words of wisdom ROG62 » 28 Dec 2023, 9:18 am » wrote: ↑ Personally, I think degrees are overrated for most of the working class...they've become so watered down that they're not worth the paper they're printed on...
my wife worked for the courts for 35-40 yrs without any college...she entered as a clerk and retired as a county court administrator...today they require a college degree to be the same clerk...![]()
the trades has become a boon because no one wants to actually work or get their hands dirty...people can pretty much write their own ticket with some school and an apprenticeship...
And driving a truck requires insurance for accidents and lawsuits. Requires fees and other costs. details are nothing unless part off the whole without exception by intellectual ideas saying actual life isn't self evident.Beekeeper » 28 Dec 2023, 9:56 am » wrote: ↑ If you can drive a truck, a 6 figure income is yours. To start.
Yes, even apprentice carpenters can earn over $60,000 a year and then MORE if they stick with it. Home Depot has a new training program out now that is totally free and encouraging young people to get into the trades. A HVAC technician can earn over $100 grand a year too.
Nostradamus'omh » 28 Dec 2023, 10:14 am » wrote: ↑ And driving a truck requires insurance for accidents and lawsuits. Requires fees and other costs. details are nothing unless part off the whole without exception by intellectual ideas saying actual life isn't self evident.
Disproving a negative requires the idea nobody can prove actual existing works equally is a positive outcome tomorrow as living is a spontaneously here simultaneously situation each reproduction gets added into when conceived to replace previous ancestry that framed the ancestral lineages present by the numbers here now, each generation still alive.
Depending on which Railroad you’re employed with and the position you holdLowIQTrash » 28 Dec 2023, 3:23 am » wrote: ↑ Railroad: pretty damn hard work, not much PTO
Postal: One of the lower compensated gubmint jobs
I have a friend doing HR and basic IT work for gubmint, he says his job is boring but not stressful
Trades is middle class if
1) union
2) you own your own practice
Home inspector: seems ok
Insurance / mortgage closers: this feels like something that can be automated in the next 10 yrs, similar to long haul trucking, so I wouldn't advise.
Pay attention to what you say, it will be used against you for passing the buck. Price and cost. In reality it takes money to live socially. In evolving one only needs to adapt to the ever changing situation present or become dead.Beekeeper » 28 Dec 2023, 10:52 am » wrote: ↑ None of that is costing the driver a red cent if he drives FOR a trucking company, which most drivers do. Even contract haulers that DO pay insurance, taxes, fuel, etc., charge accordingly and still are making 6 figures yearly.
Nostradamus'omh » 28 Dec 2023, 9:10 am » wrote: ↑ Simple compounding effects affect everyone alive conceived to dead as arriving one at a time genetics eternally separates each occupying time now in a body that is an ever changing form that doesn't create or destroy the evolving process, just everyone else in the process of evolving forward so far.
Karma asshole.
When persons with a one track mantra accuse me of gibberish and nonsense while debating issues limited to two sides then keep everyone limited to never discussing things evolve simultaneously as specifically spontaneously here are just people denying life in plain sight because they cannot cope with the demands of self evidently alive.Deezer Shoove » 28 Dec 2023, 11:33 am » wrote: ↑ I'd rather be a coherent asshole than whatever you seem to have become.
Stringing words together forming an actual message escapes your meager abilities.
Your poor family... Do you have a head injury too?
https://youtu.be/KSJMSqXMDHg?si=mtzojULNpIAon8mN
Nostradamus'omh » 28 Dec 2023, 11:54 am » wrote: ↑ When persons with a one track mantra accuse me of gibberish and nonsense while debating issues limited to two sides then keep everyone limited to never discussing things evolve simultaneously as specifically spontaneously here are just people denying life in plain sight because they cannot cope with the demands of self evidently alive.
I have known that after our first conversation. You compare ideas, perform in character trying to direct social consensus to one interpretation over all others.Deezer Shoove » 28 Dec 2023, 11:56 am » wrote: ↑ Exactly what I was thinking.
Except for the stuff after "When..."
Thank you. I wish you possessed the ability to do that as well.Nostradamus'omh » 28 Dec 2023, 12:05 pm » wrote: ↑ I have known that after our first conversation. You compare ideas...

Geometrical forms that separate event horizons that work in series parallel time. Those folded forms came from a flat sheet of paper.Deezer Shoove » 28 Dec 2023, 12:16 pm » wrote: ↑ Thank you. I wish you possessed the ability to do that as well.
Instead you post pictures of inane folded paper. This absolutely no connection to any topic I have ever seen on this site. Yet you do that ridiculous crap all the time.
You are afraid to stop hiding behind your favorite barrier: childish babbling.
I told you this long ago.
Making lil' cutouts are as effective as Barbie clothes.
There are 24 separate ideas working against each other within event horizons changing population left alive now.Deezer Shoove » 28 Dec 2023, 12:16 pm » wrote: ↑ Thank you. I wish you possessed the ability to do that as well.
Instead you post pictures of inane folded paper. This absolutely no connection to any topic I have ever seen on this site. Yet you do that ridiculous crap all the time.
You are afraid to stop hiding behind your favorite barrier: childish babbling.
I told you this long ago.
Making lil' cutouts are as effective as Barbie clothes.