Thursday, July 9, 2020
The majority of jobs are service oriented and increasingly obsolete, I've been maintaining that the market has been artificial and a large number of workers are redundant since the previous collapse, this is just accelerating that trend now that structural weaknesses are exposed in the economy.
True but most of it is moving to TECH!. which has a growth rate pretty high. had to spinn up more VMs to take the load from all the REMOTE USERS logging in. that mean more servers had to be powered on and more devices had to be ordered like laptop and docking stations. Pretty busy in the TECH FIELD.. maybe get a job in the 4 main Careers.. the JOB SECURITY CAREERS!! TECH, FINANCE, MEDICAL, LAW!! all other shit you take in college is WORTHLESS!.. most women take HR.. psychology. its the easiest college course you can take.. its funny cause these women graduate and think they are highly educated women... LIKE BITCH YOU TOOK THE EASIEST COURSE!! LMAO.. see how many Nurses we have.. soon as the boomers all die out they will be out of a job too.
Monday, July 6, 2020
Working from home
Working from home may not be so good with identity theft, human will do human things and I'm cautioning myself with over the phone transaction and may just opt out of some businesses depending on what is sensitive information and my privacy. Will companies have systems in place to safeguard clients personal information?
Freedom : Grow food & start trade network with skilled people
If you aren't setting up your OWN economy by now, you won't survive. If you're still buying into the government will save you or the old outdated model of trading your time and labor for a pittance of a pay check, you're truly living in the past. You better wake the hell up fast!
6 years ago after my 5th layoff within a 10-year span, I saw the writing on the wall. Sold everything I had and bought a small farm. Now I grow and raise my own food and barter/trade the excess for what else I need. I started a local barter/trade network which has skills from every trade including gas station owner, doctors, mechanics, welders, etc. We're 300 members strong now. We take care of our own. The Amish had it right from the start. Sometimes you gotta go back in time to survive going forward. Those who can't won't make it.
6 years ago after my 5th layoff within a 10-year span, I saw the writing on the wall. Sold everything I had and bought a small farm. Now I grow and raise my own food and barter/trade the excess for what else I need. I started a local barter/trade network which has skills from every trade including gas station owner, doctors, mechanics, welders, etc. We're 300 members strong now. We take care of our own. The Amish had it right from the start. Sometimes you gotta go back in time to survive going forward. Those who can't won't make it.
Sunday, July 5, 2020
Saturday, July 4, 2020
20% increase in electricity rates in Phx
In Phx, we had a 20% increase in electricity rates in 2018. Our $400 summer electric bills became $525 overnight. There is only so long you can absorb these increases across your basic necessities on flat/reduced incomes.
"Sarvam Atma Vasham Sukam"
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