Aussiemandeus

So my physical version must surely have gone up I'm value too then. What an investment

/s

I was hoping for examples because I don't understand , and here you are just spitting in the face of God and his rules haha

If you can get it into the log and then underground. It's all pointless though unless we fix the problem at the source...

We need to blow up the sun

It would be cool if they killed politicians if they don't survive

Is this loss?

Yeah I understand that feeling.

Earlier this year I almost took the jump to lecturing. Was offered the job and everything but I'm still to young to make the change and take the pay cut. In another 10 years when I'm in my 40s it would be a better option, but in the next ten years I'm set to make so much more money that I can't justify moving while my body is able

I'm not saying computers aren't specialised at some point. My point is where I live in can make over 200k a year with 2 weeks off every 3 weeks. I don't have that sort of opportunities in other industries where I am

Yeah haha, and have been back since to get a degree and hated it just as much. Really affirmed the choices i made as a young man.

Yeah I understand that my job will go away eventually, fortunately it won't effect me in my life time. Specialised skills in a specialised industry are worth a fortune.

What also helps me is I teach my trade to others, I'm not the dumb cunt on the ground doing all the labour every day all day.

I wouldn't recommend getting into my trade today to anyone however. It's hard on the body but if you have the work ethic and knowledge there's a fortune to be made in Australia.

Yeah, thankfully I have my restricted electrical license too so I can still work on fully electric machines anyway.

Never have i ever been between jobs since starting work after leaving school

My dad tried to push me to computer work when I was young, I'm glad I didn't listen.

I became a diesel mechanic and am now a specialised crane technician, sure it harder on the body but I don't foresee my job being replaced by Ai and automation in my life time.

If anything the diagnosis work would become easier, much like the introduction of on board diagnostic facilities have already done for us.

The way electricity works though you can never exactly pinpoint an electrical fault with 100 percent accuracy on a machine without physically looking. Along with that limitation the robots to go in and make repairs are a way off still.