>>297373 (OP)I assume the later reply in the thread is you as well, so Turkey is your country of origin.
Are you retarded or just schizophrenic?
How bad is the disability? Like could you work a no-skill job where you had to talk to people on the phone for 8 hours? Alternatively, are you capable of minor physical labor and generally existing in the world around people without causing a scene?
If you are able to manage the bare minimum for 8 hours on medication or something I recommend you get into networking.
It's not something that takes a high IQ, you being able to speak and understand English is already probably enough as an entry.
If you are at home 24/7 with not much to do you can get a CCNA (although the cert costs money) by studying free online or pirated material.
Even if you have no background and are borderline retarded you should be able to get it within a year, 1.5 at max.
You can see all kinds of minorities in Africa make it and they are likely at a disadvantage too.
You can get a basic ass helpdesk job without it at a telecom provider, but you'll need to work on yourself quite a bit if you are truly too far gone.
Most of these jobs pay enough if your mom happens to die, but leaves you with a home you'll be able to work remote without much worries.
Some offer permanent nightshift options too which is preferable.
Downside? You have to be able to talk to people. I'm an autistic schizoid (not schizophrenic, it's like a fancy way to say antisocial) and I manage. I just learned enough "scripts" to flow through conversations with normies in a flowchart kinda way.
The next step is to get certified and get into a NOC position. Though I have to say, if you are 36 with nothing to show for it, the cert might be needed to even get your "foot in the door".
You'll be doing the same work, not much effort, solve tickets, basic troubleshooting and you won't be talking to customers either.
Not sure how it is in Turkey, but I also live in a lesser country and we have programs for the disadvantaged, meaning companies get gibs for hiring undesirables like us. If you can leverage your disability, do so. If not, hide it as much as possible. I have no idea how real schizophrenia manifests, I had hallucinations when I was a NEET for 10 years, only started working at 28, but it went away after I left what
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