with the current socioeconomic state of the U.S. I've been thinking about what the future looks like for crippleneets if disability services get cut off. I've lived off my disability payments alone since early 2023 and before that I was scraping by with w

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forced cripple return to society Anonymous 11/05/25 (Wed) 23:53:29 No.755

with the current socioeconomic state of the U.S. I've been thinking about what the future looks like for crippleneets if disability services get cut off. I've lived off my disability payments alone since early 2023 and before that I was scraping by with welfare services and periods of homelessness. Full cripple with a chronic illness that has no prospect of improving, only worsening.

I want to set myself up so that I have some kind of job prospect if they do kill disability services and I have to go back to work. I have basically no CV or valuable skills. the two things I have a lot of experience in (farm labour and illustration) are basically inaccessible to me now (i'm too crippled for the former and the latter is a dead industry). i could definitely do a wfh job or really any kind of job that is mostly seated. not stupid either, I did well in school but never finished HS or pursued uni because of my health decline. what jobs would be a good fit for me? what can I realistically pursue getting qualified in while still on disability?

maybe not the best place for this thread but i used to post on neet alot so I feel comfortable on uboa. before i wanted to kill myself all the time but I'm a lot more hopeful now, life sucks hardcore but I have some cats and I want to be able to take care of them and just continue on my days.

Anonymous 11/06/25 (Thu) 00:49:04 No.756

>>755
zoinks thats rough

Anonymous 11/07/25 (Fri) 12:45:10 No.758

There's an indie bookshop in town and it looks lime a sweet gig to work at. Barstool at the front counter, just have to help lost aunts find childrens' books for gifts and ring that stuff up. Entire shop is only as big as a living room so not a ton of moving around.

I always kinda admired day traders and cryptobros but those days are gone, can't compete with bots.

Anonymous 12/30/25 (Tue) 06:43:48 No.765

>>758
I do believe trading will continue providing an edge to the talented and hard working for more time than one would think. Mostly because the markets are so vast that it would be hard to make all of them instantly efficient across every single time frame and industry. Super advanced, profitable algorithms do not inform this breadth as their edge is very specific, and don't measure up even if they were all combined (otherwise nobody except machines would be making money which is untrue today). You might be the only person in the whole world that knows certain information or has a mind who perceives things in a certain way that can be used in this arena to create an edge. Until AI can account for things like that I don't think it will be a solved game.