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LinkPizza 03/23/20 6:01:59 PM #49:	DPsx7 posted... I think more do not and those jobs will always have demand, whether you work for someone or start your own business. Landscaping, roofing, waste management, not sure if you need more than training for firefighting. The problem is they don't want hard work. My field isn't exactly bursting with volunteers. Not to imply degrees are bad if you have something to aim for. Going to college 'just because' is a recipe for debt. Really, what would be the point? Trying to automate plumbing for example, it's not an unsafe job and would require more work to program than to send a person. Look at the years they're putting into self driving cars. You can't predict every possible situation. Moral of the story is there's a ton of work out there that will exist for years. Newcomers can't be afraid to get dirty, break a sweat. Theres a demand right now because not enough people go to trade school. But if everyone did, wed have the same problem we did with college, which is more people than jobs. Even split equally between both college and trade school, there would probably still be too many people, tbh... We just have a lot of people... And starting your own business is good and all, but it cost a lot to start. As for automation, the reason is to save money. It cost a lot to start, but you dont have to pay people. Eventually, they will try to automate everything. If you really think they wont try, then you arent living in the real world. Whether they can do it or not has yet to be seen. But they will definitely try. All technology we had seemed impossible or like magic in the past. But e have them now. Not everyone is worried about working. But it depends on the area. And the people working. My friend recently got a job as a plumbers assistant without going to trade school because his brother works there. They picked him over other people who probably did go to trade school. meaning that even going doesnt guarantee you a job. There are not infinite jobs. Especially with many other jobs being automated. That means less jobs. Those people have to work somewhere, as well. So, we will run out of jobs with the way jobs are disappearing... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:936113694] in Do you sup... [t:78496503]...</cite> <quote>DPsx7 posted...</cite> <quote>I think more do not and those jobs will always have demand, whether you work for someone or start your own business. Landscaping, roofing, waste management, not sure if you need more than training for firefighting. The problem is they don't want hard work. My field isn't exactly bursting with volunteers. Not to imply degrees are bad if you have something to aim for. Going to college 'just because' is a recipe for debt. Really, what would be the point? Trying to automate plumbing for example, it's not an unsafe job and would require more work to program than to send a person. Look at the years they're putting into self driving cars. You can't predict every possible situation. Moral of the story is there's a ton of work out there that will exist for years. Newcomers can't be afraid to get dirty, break a sweat. </quote> Theres a demand right now because not enough people go to trade school. But if everyone did, wed have the same problem we did with college, which is more people than jobs. Even split equally between both college and trade school, there would probably still be too many people, tbh... We just have a lot of people... And starting your own business is good and all, but it cost a lot to start. As for automation, the reason is to save money. It cost a lot to start, but you dont have to pay people. Eventually, they will try to automate everything. If you really think they wont try, then you arent living in the real world. Whether they can do it or not has yet to be seen. But they will definitely try. All technology we had seemed impossible or like magic in the past. But e have them now. Not everyone is worried about working. But it depends on the area. And the people working. My friend recently got a job as a plumbers assistant without going to trade school because his brother works there. They picked him over other people who probably did go to trade school. meaning that even going doesnt guarantee you a job. There are not infinite jobs. Especially with many other jobs being automated. That means less jobs. Those people have to work somewhere, as well. So, we will run out of jobs with the way jobs are disappearing... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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