No.225920[Reply]
Is there anyone here who doesn’t know what to do with their life? I’m thinking about getting a job in my country, but god, it’s awful: they offer $200 a month (I’m from Eastern Europe) with no prospects for growth. I have poor health, I live in a small town, and options are almost nonexistent. I honestly don’t know what to do. I registered at the employment center, but they basically told me I’m just a headache for them.
Now I feel completely lost. Where do I go? What do I do? How can an outsider with bad health even find a decent job? I’m already 28, and it feels like I’ve hit a dead end. I want to try to get out of this hole, but the government and society openly don’t care. My problems mean nothing to them — to them I’m just a loser, while the “normies” my age already have careers, families, and kids. I don’t care about succubi I just want to work and feel alive, but I keep hitting the same wall over and over again. People here are toxic, hostile, and take pleasure in looking down on others’ failures. It feels like the system is designed to crush people like me completely.
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>>225932I'm really surprised drones aren't commonly used in assassinations yet. They can be controlled by AI guidance now (facial recognition is that good) so you can't even jam their signals. People can fly them using radio or internet until they get close to the target, then switch to AI guidance for the final delivery.
Israel killing a lot of the Iranian leadership with drones was a taste. Even many state leaders could be knocked off pretty easily using a low flying drone with a bomb that comes in from 5km away. I think in third world shithole countries you're going to see a wave of political assassinations due to drone technology.
The massive distance involved means you'd get away with it. If you launched it from a forest with nobody around and flew it miles to the target, they'd likely be unable to trace the source of the launch. And even by the time they did, you could be in another country.
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>>225933>I am really surprised Girandoni air rifles aren't commonly used in wars yet.some feller from 1790s-1800s
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>>225925I don't know how it is in your country where you live. But here in Eastern Europe there is too much bureaucracy, but the idea with the truck is cool. If I weren't such an autist and had money, I would try it too.
>>225926If you are applying for a position as an electrician or plumber, they may require you to show what you can do. You have to lie about experience wisely. Plus, our experience is recorded in documents if you have worked somewhere. I'm such an autist that they'll immediately say I'm an idiot.
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>>225920>Is there anyone here who doesn’t know what to do with their life?me
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>>225921how did this one troll comment derailed the entire thread lol