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in 2020s its no longer guaranteed you can get a job with university degree in USA

some people started learn trades instead altough the jobs are worse

university jobs are really fun but the fact is the numbers of university jobs are running out

https://www.hs.fi/visio/art-2000012265623.html

americans who graduated as masters degree engineer in computer sciences, are unemployed

at the same time when jobs requiring a higher degree are disappearing, the amount of university diploma havers is higher than ever before

what will they do with the papers?

in USA factory work and construction will ensure better changes at employment than a university degree does

the only exception is a medical degree, its very rare for a medical doctor to not get at least somekind of job in meidcal industry

you need a masters degree in biology to have any chances of becoming a researcher on insect biodiversity in USA

but there is just one problem.. nobody hires these biologist or pays for their research

psychologists are in the demand though but they dont deal with animals
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>what will they do with the papers?
Stuff them with gym socks, then smoke them.
https://youtu.be/UVAAV7_u144?t=162



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