>>70889
Trade jobs are not as easily automated or taken over by AI systems. As a functional society we will always need hands-on human labor whether it be for plumbing, electrical work, construction, infrastructure repair and maintenance, farming and ranching, mining and resource refining.... you cannot have a functional economy without these trade jobs. In fact, society plunges into the third world without this essential human labor.

If you push papers and file documentation at some desk at a corporate HQ AI is going to replace you. If you know how to code, well AI will be able to code much better and faster at minimum cost.

Why are people obsessed about trade jobs? It's about to become the only job security you will have.

This is a world of metal, for one.
And its really cool to do.

>>75551
hmmm books1 image does not post

You can make a file with direct links and index all books here:
http://nabilagregjcw4j3wpaq5yrbe3rl3cgpmwsgshlw7xvk4uczhsf6ouqd.onion/

Haven't seen one of these lists in a minute.
Actually, it might be interesting to make a redpill infographic/screencap thread to serve as a sort of archive. There's troves of save information from old 4/pol/ that really ought to be shared more.

Booooomping