what are good careers to pursue if you suck at math ?
>what are good careers to pursue if you are lazy
fixed it for ya bruh
just kill yourself
>>25188839
holy shit you really did fix it, man if you got all the answers why are you here ?
>>25188771
be good at art.
of course, being good at math or art is the only way to escape if you're not good with people.
all jobs require you're good with people.
thus for a robot who is not good at math or art, there is no hope.
this is my life.
>>25188890
>being good at art will get you a good career
I wish I was retarded too.
>>25188890
art is not really stable ground to be stepping on even if you are good
>>25188890
*all jobs that don't have to do with exceptional math or art skills require you're good with people.
i read about the kitchen (back-of-house) working conditions are really bad, but it doesn't require interacting with the public (o, how i hate the public), a lot of felons work back-of-house. really bad working conditions if you do your research, you'll see.
janitor is another i've been looking into.
the wagecucks here who act like they can blame neets are either not being honest or are not robots, i'm a wagecuck and my job makes me suicidal. I HATE MY JOB SO FUCKING MUCH.
Law if you actually want a job.
Whatever you like if you don't care about that.
>>25188921
ok, i meant be a genius at art.
sure "good" wasn't the word to use, but you should be disappointed in yourself for not seeing what i was trying to say.
>>25188982
i was originally going for that but i lost drive for it
You aren't bad at math you're just lazy
>>25188982
you need exceptional social skills to be a lawyer, stop acting like you have those skills and its something you could do if you wanted to.
also, stop acting like the suggestion you gave is meaningful to robots. as if it was a possibility to become a lawyer.
math, actually
>>25189006
Art is all about nepotism.
Or you can git gud at drawing horse dicks then get funded on patreon.
>>25189018
I guess I get what OP's problem is.
I had top grades throughout high school but I completely sucked math too.
It's just not for some people.
>>25189048
to some degree it is laziness , but god damn i just fucking hate numbers. take the amount of bitterness robots here have towards people and that's the equivalent of how i feel towards numbers
>>25189024
Well, it certainly is possible here in Europe. Just go to unifor freeand ta-da, you might just get a job.
>>25189043
i disagree, there is talent. innate talent.
>>25189094
I meant in terms of getting a job as an artist that displays shit at a gallery.
That shit is all about nepotism and ideology.
You need to talent to be a good artist of course. And passion.
If someone really wants to go in the "Art" direction then I encourage them to get good at it and then to commissions on the internet.
They could even just start with porn and then move in other directions.
>>25189085
how would you get a job?
you would need intelligence to pass uni.
you would need social skills to get the job.
exceptional social skills for something like law.
OP here, i guess i'll keep studying math. best of luck to all of you
>>25189146
>you would need intelligence to pass uni
Kek, no. You just have to work hard.
>you would need social skills to get the job
Well, if you got a good degree, people will hire you. Also, you can use uni to better your social skills
>inb4 wahhwahh socials skills can't be learned
Also, why do you think that one needs extraorinary social skills to be a lawyer? You need social skills to get hired, and that's about it.
>>25189141
I still disagree to an extent.
art and math are two places where your social skills dont matter as much.
well math is a place where your social skills dont matter.
but even in art, it is a rare place where your talent in the task matters more than the social aspect.
think about autistic 10 year olds that play carnegie hall. beethoven was a strange person. roman polanski is a pedophile, as is woody allen married his adopted daughter. johnfrusciante was deep in heroin and hated the fame. all strongly antisocial behaviors which are even embraced by people due to the artists sheer talent.
>>25189326
I think these guys were talking about high art you study at college
>>25188771
You could look into architecture, (interior) design or graphic design if can draw.
>>25189391
>autistic 10 year olds that play carnegie hall
>beethoven was a strange person
classical music is high art, you do study it in college or conservatory.
>>25189471
Where I'm from we have special university courses called 'music' for that.
