WARNING: This Isn't the Career Change You Think It Is (My Story)
Thomas W. Dowling
3 Comments
@patjreed2 13 days ago
I hope you find a way of life that suits you.
@jackm2293 13 days ago
horrifying story's. I'm sorry to hear it and i hope that you find some way to make a decent living... and haw much longer before the Ai's are doing this driving anyway?
side comment. I don't think everyone should be driving. Im not talking about you. you strike me as some one very capable. what i mean is i think all driving should be a specialist job not something we are all expected to do. i don't think driving should have been encouraged for everyone. Some people should just never have gotten licences. i never got my'n. (42) and the idea of having to drive frankly terrifies me. i don't even like crossing the road as a pedestrian. i just don't trust other people i guess. when i was young i encountered lots of people who casually drank and drove. my parents included.
I think that if we had invested more in maintaining and building new improvements to public transport infostructure. we would live in a better world. cars give us freedom but isolate people from other people. communal transport especially in smaller scale towns and remoter area are a nice way to keep in touch with the community. what better way to past the time on the bus then chat about local events and the weather. i think it make us better people more down to earth. cars not only made us all more individualistic. but also have contributed massively to the destruction of our environment and polite our air.
While i detest the 15 minute city's and "you will own nothing" cars will be communal use, and all that WEF BS. I do think that they are not entirely wrong about the need to change they ways we live cars and drivers being a big part of that. they are just evil insidious elitist w4nkers who live in ivory towers. and seam okay to make our lives hell while they experiment with society. the evil technocrats.
anyway, its a sh1t system we live in. and it all needs to change. it will take time. i think the first step in the right direction will be Restore UK.
side comment. I don't think everyone should be driving. Im not talking about you. you strike me as some one very capable. what i mean is i think all driving should be a specialist job not something we are all expected to do. i don't think driving should have been encouraged for everyone. Some people should just never have gotten licences. i never got my'n. (42) and the idea of having to drive frankly terrifies me. i don't even like crossing the road as a pedestrian. i just don't trust other people i guess. when i was young i encountered lots of people who casually drank and drove. my parents included.
I think that if we had invested more in maintaining and building new improvements to public transport infostructure. we would live in a better world. cars give us freedom but isolate people from other people. communal transport especially in smaller scale towns and remoter area are a nice way to keep in touch with the community. what better way to past the time on the bus then chat about local events and the weather. i think it make us better people more down to earth. cars not only made us all more individualistic. but also have contributed massively to the destruction of our environment and polite our air.
While i detest the 15 minute city's and "you will own nothing" cars will be communal use, and all that WEF BS. I do think that they are not entirely wrong about the need to change they ways we live cars and drivers being a big part of that. they are just evil insidious elitist w4nkers who live in ivory towers. and seam okay to make our lives hell while they experiment with society. the evil technocrats.
anyway, its a sh1t system we live in. and it all needs to change. it will take time. i think the first step in the right direction will be Restore UK.
WARNING: This Isn't the Career Change You Think It Is (My Story)