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We are already hearing AI is already taking the white-collar workforce by storm, resulting is large-scale layoffs and hiring freezes.

Microsoft has released a study and found that web developers were among the top 40 list for being at-risk. Web application development is my talent and niche.

The question is, is anything besides blue-collar work worth pursuing at this time? I even question the safety and job security of a lot of healthcare professions to AI.

Fortunately for me, I am on Social Security Disability at the moment due to my inability to hold down stable work. I have held 25 jobs since age 15. I am 30. I feel I am even more at a disadvantage at this point due to my poor track record. I cannot risk my disability or Medicare.

We are finding college graduates cannot land roles

I always found taken women so damn repulsing. I dont care if their s/o is smaller, docile or inferior in any ways compared to me.

to me taken women who still have the need to cheat and be unfaithful dont deserve anything, not even 5 seconds of attention. if they can't be fulfill themselves in their own relationship then that is their problem and should be envolving others in their mess they call life.

unfortunately taken women are the once I attract the most. in my college days I couldnt stand when taken women used to stare at me even with their cuck excuse of a boyfriend walking next to them. a few taken women in the past have even gotten flirty with me but once I found out they were taken and I told them to get the fuck out of my life they would play the victim and claim I was overreacting like a "weirdo"

lastly the girl (if we can call her that) that almost won the title as my first girlfriend back in my teen days was already taken herself. after I told her I wanted nothing to do with her she tried to cling on and use me as bread crumbs. so maybe my standards are based on ptsd. but either way if there is a cure for then I dont want it or believe I need it

NEET = Not in Education, Employment, or Training

I feel completely burnt out in terms of exploring careers and jobs, which speaks volumes because I was always career-oriented since I was a young child. Since age 7, I was obsessed with jobs. I used to dawn a play police vest and direct traffic in the neighborhood. Then I was the "mailman". As I grew older, starting in high school, I was a fire explorer. I had my state EMS first responder certification by age 17. I was doing many clinical ride-alongs during high school. I was optimistic about careers from a young age.

Fast forwarding today, I am 30, and I have held 25 jobs and have never been able to maintain job security. I am collecting disability checks now to survive. Imagine the cycle of climbing a ladder to be pushed off in anguish each time. This cycle becomes beyond tiresome and has left me bitter. In addition, any and all savings or money I collect during my short tenure dries up each time, and I essentially begin from scratch again. There is no progression forward.

Come to find out, even without my personal issues and struggles, my generation as a whole is struggling to gain their footing in life. We are being shoved into this predatory "own nothing, be 'happy'" movement. Homeownership is becoming less and less obtainable. Rent is more and more becoming the only option, and even that is sucking people dry. Everyday essentials like groceries and transportation has become increasingly burdensome. There is red tape and process everywhere, making everything an unnecessary chore. To put a final nail in the coffin, we are hearing automation is becoming a major existential threat to our jobs, livelihoods, and career growth. Graduates are leaving college struggling to find work. Those who have jobs are finding themselves living paycheck to paycheck and having to work multiple jobs. You are damned if you do, damned if you don't.

I can see the phenomenon of NEETs on the rise.