/wiz/ - Wizardry

>>226845
Data entry and accounts receivable don't require anything more than a HS diploma. Finding a fully remote position will probably be difficult however

>>226922
>>226818
Think about it. A pro-NEET guy abandonning WFH kills the idea of WFH, making NOOOOORMS like ones I went to the same faculties to get even more convinced WFHs are a bad idea.

A WFH-experienced guy can peddle ("from experience!") the idea WFH reduces back pains, neck pains and such by allowing an average Joe to reset your "sit fatigue" or some similar quasi-madeup term.


Real basis is, a person who's big can buy a proper big guy's seat and not a flimsy ("budget!") wheeled chair.

>>226922
>data entry
I have HS diploma, do you think I am cappable of doing it??

>>226959
Yes, it's just inputting data from an outside source such as a document or receipt into a computer program. It's very easy work but pays little if that's a concern for you

>>226961
what concern me the most is where to find and how to find this job in my area.

>>226832
wow, that is actually an useful piece of advice

>>226832
Does it work with VR?

>>226832
It's not all that interactive, but good idea

>>226838
IDK, ask AI if some interactive museums support this or that kind of VR


all while VR comes in folk-friendly version (Google Cardboard for your celly) and preem versions (anything built to be above Oculus)

ive noticed different time discrepancies as i get older (only 26) as well as post 2012, i would say maybe routines accelerate time simply because of the auto pilot nature of being deeply into a routine

My mom is ableist and dosent support my autism. Also owes me lots of $ and ruined me with abuse and financially abusing me other ways. Luckily i got on bux and will leave her soon

Very neglectful and also most of the time abusive. Mother says she never drunk during the pregnancy while i have these deformed bones and fucked head from the get go. Didn't care about their children's healthcare despite it being free in this country. Held (and still are) insanely different standards between their children so while one could completely fuck up school the other one got beaten for not having exceptional grades, partially because one of the few doctors we visited told them i am le gifted. Did not care about getting me help for my 'tisim and adhd (went to a christian witch instead wtf. Had to get diagnosed on my own as an adult) and any symptom was made fun of and/or reason for punishment. Constantly hated each other but were too inept to divorce despite there being 0 cost or risk as they were both on bux and during one of their fights while my father was brandishing a knife i had to call the cops and this start the divorce. Again, there was never a reason for them to stay together and they could have done one without asking their fucking kids to call the cops. Father was such a abusive and lazy bastard that i regularly fantasized about unimaginable things even at that age. Used his children as a way to smuggle stuff also.

Im now a adult living with my mom and brother. Almost every day here is still so fucking shit and since my parents never taught me anything and diverted all their energy towards my brother i am having trouble finding a place in this world and moving out.

The only good thing is that since I'm (totally surprisingly btw) in bad health now i have this cloud of dementia making me forget almost everything. Don't know if its some mental defense mechanism or just health but at this rate i will have my memories only go back 5 years if i hit 30 so i wont care much longer.

>>226217
>Luckily i got on bux and will leave her soon
How did you manage that? Its one of the few options i have i think.

They both love me I think.
But every time I speak to them it's obvious they're so dissapointed. I see it in their eyes.
They weren't ever abusive and I don't think they ever asked anything unreasonable, all they wanted was a normal kid. They'd try and make me hang out with classmates but I never enjoyed going to parties or any such gathering.

We weren't living in poverty. I wasn't physically deformed. I wasn't bullied. Both my parents were mentally well. I was given so many opportunities and I never even tried.
Sometimes I wonder if it would feel better to have had bad parents that I could hate and blame. It might be a "grass is greener…" type of situation. There is no one to blame but myself.

ADHD mother bi polar dad

>>223992
You know this is something that I ponder about so much, I am over 18 and I stay with my parents but they've made my life an absolute living hell, from the outside it seems like a heaven as they provide me with food, wifi, roof, etc. But it has made my life miserable.

I want to move out but I can't because I don't live in the Western Hemisphere where I imagine most of the traffic of this website comes from. I have tried to earn online as well but have had 0 luck. They beat me a lot as a kid, my parents are unhappy with their own marriage, my mother doesn't have the guts or the financial capacity to leave my father.

My father regularly abuses everyone. My body literally starts to shake like I can feel my dick and brain. By dick I mean the gland in the kidney working overtime. It's like I am about to die. Sometimes I can't breathe either. It's as I said like I am about to pass out and collapse. I can literally feel my heart beating like hell. It's incredibly stressful to live with them.

And my father doesn't even provide financially we're just living off whatever little wealth my grandfather accumulated for us. He's literally of no use and he is hyper religious. But due to the nature of my community even the other people of my family know that he's a piece of shit but can't really see cause they love my father.

My life has been absolutely hell. While I am technically not a NEET, as I go to college, I am working my absolute ass off to get a job but I have had absolutely no luck, probably because of my shitty college, shitty grades, lack of understanding important concepts.

I know I should be grateful since they are keeping me after 18 years of age but just cause I am dependent upon them doesn't give them a right to abuse me and to "just leave" is not an option. My father literally terrorises me. Like what he is doing is literal terrorism, yes, I know it doesn't fit the political definition of terrorism, but in my eyes what he's doing to me is literally terrorism.

I kinda wanna let my pain out here on this forum but ultimately it's useless to do so. I just want escape from this. I want someone to look after me or provide me with money but that's not how the real world works, perhaps, I wouldn't do it for anybody else either. So it's hopeless. I will keep suffering until and unless I become a complete vegetPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>224780
Honestly? If you haven't by now, go to a few masses and see. Don't worry about the rules just yet.
Seeking God is the important part, and if you find Him there, you won't really have much of a choice but to look into the rest.
Try an Orthodox church too though before you dismiss the whole thing though if you find nothing.
I've never found much life in a Roman Catholic mass myself, just bits and pieces almost in spite of the rest of it, but I wouldn't have known that without going. But He speaks to people differently.

The rules are a complex topic. It's an attempt to use power/authority to force people to do things that are "good" for them by threatening punishment. But that defeats the purpose IMO. They are only good if you do them out of love of Christ and all the little christs around (those neighbors you're supposed to love as much as yourself), not out of fear of punishment.

I'm not sure how a Roman Catholic who is truly seeking Christ can internalize that. I guess if I could I would be one.

>>226011
For the Orthodox, priests are usually married because practically speaking the priests are the closest to the world and need to guide the laity through it. You're going to be a lot better at giving advice about rebellious kids or marriage problems or whatever if you've gone through that yourself.
Monks can also be priests though, and they would be unmarried. And bishops are traditionally picked from monks. So it's really only the parish priests and laity who deal with marriage.

>>224812
Literally no catholic thinks the earth is 10000 years old or whatever. The big bang theory was actually first proposed by a catholic priest

>>226945
The orthodox church is nothing but Putin's political proxy. In my country they asked the adherents to openly oppose NATO.

It has nothing to do with divinity, spirituality or gods.

>>226950
To be precise, Georges Lemaitre was an atheistic theoretical physicist whose day job was working as an ordained parish priest.

He solved the Einstein field equations and the Hubble-Lemaitre law is named after him
(with proof that the universe is isometric and rapidly & endlessly expanding, meaning eventually everything will cool down and die permanently).

>>226952
The Patriarch of Moscow does seem to be pretty fucked up lately.
But that doesn't really speak to the Orthodox church as a whole unless you're suggesting that the Patriarchs of Alexandria, Antioch, and Constantinople are all Russian plants somehow.

>>226934
Oh well. Honestly, this is a formality. I've seen a bunch of these threads throughout the years, and I felt compelled to create one. It's good to carry on the tradition.

>>226934
I stopped an power-tripping highlander from pressuring me by telling him I am 3rd gen fatherless


facts like that or wizardy are better off in a fight to scare off power-tripping yobs with that "fuck this whole street cred, i am loco"

>>226940
What?

>>226946
>>226946
I prevented a hazardous street-fight-starting argue from a dangerous-looking fella by telling him I am not just fatherless, it runs for generations + wizard status = he kinda enjoyed my 10-minute talk how people in big cities historically almost never seem to procreate enough to replentish the population thus making the city rely on new people moving in.

>>220422
>it's when I realize that I don't belong around them and I am only going to relate to them less and less with the time, and I hate it when they try to get me to change my way and try to talk to me about "getting a G.F" and escaping wiz/apperantice-hood so i decide to just abandon them

Frick krautchan


>>220578

>fediverse
>fed
>diverse

axaxaxaxa quite a name, C0MR4D3

I haven't made a new friend in over 10 years

>>226911
The last one I made was in middle school.
I'm almost 40 now and basically never interact with anyone anymore, so I'm really lucky I did make one.
I really think some people are meant to be outcasts. Not really rejects, just kind of ghosts hovering around the outside. It's not too bad once you get used to it.

>>226912
>>226912
>I really think some people are meant to be outcasts. Not really rejects, just kind of ghosts hovering around the outside. It's not too bad once you get used to it.
Sorry to blogpost as a reply but I wish I had understood this earlier in life. Having problems making friends I spent the better part of the first 25 years of my life trying to figure what was "wrong" with me. It wasn't until my mid-twenties that I realized the answer was nothing, and I should have just focused on doing what made me happy instead of trying to feebly "fit in"

>>226951
Had a similar problem throughout life. I knew, I had been enjoying the feeling I was meant to live solo when I was a kid. Later, parents and lots of people around me spent a lot of time and effort trying to "fix me" by shouting something something NORMAL school, something something YOUR HANDWRITING LOOKS LIKE ONE OF A CRAZY PERSON'S and other HUH YOU CANNOT LIVE ALL ALONE pityful exclamations.

That was the life of me against NORMIES who would trip me up with "why can't you NORMIE" bs.

Your hunch seems shadier than the random texts I get about jobs on my phone.

>>226914
Since it's a HUNCH, I have to elaborate on the pieces of data I have

1. "Headhunting" agencies that hunt for proper workforce are a thing in the corporate world.
2. Recruting agencies also.
3. Agencies get $$$, big bucks, for finding a "right person" to fill an actual opening.
4. Corporate latter dream job has a problem sometimes: should a top notch clerk get promoted, the department loses the top notch clerk (minus productivity) and they need time to adjust for the new role.
5. The world of job applications has at least 2 foxy moves that ruin hones job search:

Uno. HRs are told to look for real cool people, but they don't really hire. The corpo suits want to pretend they're hiring new workforce *to trick investors into investing for implied growth*

Dos. A straight up robbery by the middle management. There is a project. They require X people. They hire X - 1, "iks minus one" heads, tell every applicant for the seat number X "you're not good enough, you lack some soft skillz that are detrimential"… or some other excuse… and then, the middle managers tell both the higher-ups aA D the guys at the project things are looking grim: there are little to no good people available so you should settle for an unpaid intern to do routine stuff. Then, the middle management demands extra $$$ for "managing" the problem and saving $$$ in salaries not paid in process.

>>226915
Exactly. I was talking about tech-related hiring on the wrong board.

>>226917
Headhunters don't give a shit about an unemployed job seeker. They contact people who already have high status jobs to work in even higher status jobs for better pay.

>>226944
Beingg a NEET is the most "high status" job there is.

Can you goon while easily dealing with the urges after? Can you practice retention?

Actually, you know what? I lied. I actually LOVE posting various pieces of advice.

>>226885
>Can you goon while easily dealing with the urges after?

I am not a big fan of gooning whatsoever.

>Can you practice retention?
I lent, so the retention thing comes naturally.

Basically, I lied. I merely had THIS kind of mood when I posted this.

>>226885
m8… I am that dumb I am bored of work.

>>226896
Whoa, didn't know IQ distribution looks like a wizard's hat



ahaha wow

>>226902
ahem, it's called a bell distribution or normal distribution and it's the most common pattern

>>226904
Deal DOOSHNEELA, your ENCYCLOPEDIA stat may be high, but your CONCPTUALIZATION abiity is lacking.

I knew about bell curves already, but this particular distribution looks like a wizard's hat and not like a proper bell - and I have seen plenty of church bells.

>very small ingunal hernia
>tough foods are now uncomfortable to chew
Hope nothing serious happens until I am like 70 or something

>>226908
use a literal blender to make your foods minced plz

>>226634
No, because they still have a chance of making hapa males like me who will be shunned since age 7.

kys simp fucking niggers fuck off to niggerchan
fuck zoomers

>>226648
true


in Japan, different hair colors used to mean different kind of non-people (as in yokai/oni/etc.)

Cheating. Using the unfair advantage.

>>226886
Oh, by the way, it kinda helps with self-esteem to know you're exploiting a trick little to no people should know about.

Say, a completely legit move as long you don't tell anyone: you "thrift hunt" for cool used goods in thrift stores. Cool overcoats, "trench coats" made of wool, 1940s people cosplay stuff, this, that…

I found a designer coat in such a store once. For meazly 4 bucks ahaha. All while new coats from that brand cost 8000$ or similar. And don't get me started n wearing furcoats in Nordic areas.