Who here fell for the STEM meme? How's that full market?
>>28890326
>tfw in the STEM field without a STEM degree
I wish law school wasn't so fucking expensive.
>>28890326
that market is still pretty full, thanks for asking
making good moneys, happy with my soon to be wife who is also making good moneys
>>28890351
Working as a janitor at an engineering firm doesn't make you "in the STEM field," you fucking idiot.
>>28890975
>all that autism
Well I can see that you probably are a STEMlord. I don't work as a janitor. I'm a developer. I fucking hate it though.
>>28890351
>daydream about being lawyer
>realize i am poor af
>realize my reasoning skills and public speaking skills are poor af-er
>>28890326
What people don't realize is, just as automation devastated the blue collar job market, expert systems are poised to devastate the professional, white collar job market. The writing is on the wall: we're going to have a Guaranteed Annual Income within the next generation out of sheer necessity. And when that happens, the only people who will be able to find a job to earn extra cash are the handful of people at the very tip-top of their field -- and entertainers.
If you look at modern trends, the entertainment field is already experiencing rapid growth. When a GAI suddenly produced hundreds of millions of people needing to fill their time, the entertainment field is going to EXPLODE.
If you're smart, you'll learn to play an instrument, paint a canvas, or write a story and get in on the ground floor. Those who are already established will have a massive advantage when the market opens up and there's a flood of talentless hacks all competing for the same work.
>>28891236
>expert systems are poised to devastate the professional, white collar job market.
Don't forget oursourcing. The 1 percent jews will do anything to save a nickel
