How could a high school graduate make a buttload of money with minimal social interaction?
It does not have to be legal but the risk of being caught would have to be low enough or the money high enough to make it worth.
>>17209688
Your body.
>>17209688
Get good at math, become the new Terry
>>17209688
Try asking /biz/
>>17209716
Selling my body requires human interaction
>>17209748
Ok so say im good at math what now
>>17209781
They are too busy jerking off over the stock market
>>17209688
get disability from government and it depends. are you talking about complete social interaction? that includes streaming activities cause no one gives money to people that don't sell themselves for sexual acts of some form (even if through webcam) and you'll never build a following large enough to generate cash flow from not wanting to interact with your chat.
the best way is honestly college, if you are a guy you can literally go through 95% of college without ever having to talk to anyone outside of a few annoying professors.
also, anything involving criminal activity requires a lot of social interaction so someone will help you not get caught (even growing memes requires you make a social connection to sell to, which is not likely to buy your whole stock).
if you're actually decent at programming you can try building apps/games solo and selling them (but it's better to leave some activities to others to save yourself time)
>>17210184
What degree should i get if college is my best option?
What kind of jobs require minimal interaction?
>>17210418
Computer Science is the end all best college degree imo unless you are really good at math (which you don't need to be exceptional at to be exceptional at comp sci). You can actually skip college and go to a coding boot camp and immediately seek work (but while you seek work I recommend trying to enroll in a uni and get credit for your time spent in the boot camp in the form of credits).
If you want to completely avoid contact you can develop apps after you go to a boot camp (this does cost money but it's the fastest way to get into comp sci).
As far as jobs requiring minimal interaction the life of the indie developer or remote worker (just working off of a remote desktop etc.) has the least amount of interaction. All comp sci roles typically involve some kind of interaction with your team (unless you're indie obv)
>>17210418
Well from what I'm told in college I'm going into a field were I can if I wanted to I could basically never interact with anyone which is what a lot of animators do. Typical animator lifestyle: Wake up, get to computer, animate something, email boss/client files, Play video games rest of day. The average starting salary for animation with a college education and little to no exp is about 50,000 a year
>>17210432
>Computer Science
is now a horrifically over-enrolled meme degree headed for disaster
my pick: civil engineering, particularly hydraulics and water management.
>>17210432
>best college degree
By what metric? Purely money? Have you done any research at all into growth potential in that field--where people end up in 20 years? Have you done any research into job satisfaction? Have you done any research into work/life balance in that profession? Have you done any research into the day to day operations of that field, so you know how the average person feels in terms of satisfaction, challenge or how much they feel appreciated/significant in their companies?
My guess is no, you have done no research into any of the above categories, and you're assuming shit out of some /sci/ memery that comp sci is a great degree. Money means jack shit when it comes to an objectively good career.
>>17210479
no i dont bother spending days of research on giving selfless advice to strangers on a competitive chinese checkers image board
>>17210508
So you instead spend time pulling baseless opinions out of your ass, thereby still wasting time for no personal gain. Way to go, retard.
>>17210511
no, i actually went to school for comp sci and believe it is the industry with the least difficulty for a fresh high school graduate who prefers little social interaction to pursue whether they attend university or not.
>>17210518
So what kind of job would be good in comp sci then?
>>17209688
Be a night time armed guard. 16-17 an hour is a lot for a highschool grad
>>17210432
>computer science
This shit meme must end right now, jesus fuck.
>>17209688
by being the sexiest porn star in the world
