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The most secure career path in America right now doesn't require a university degree. It requires a toolbox. New data shows plumbers and electricians who own their businesses frequently out-earn doctors and lawyers. But here's the critical part: this is no longer just a career choice discussion—it's becoming a...

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🚨 MILLENNIAL WOMAN HAS A CAREER CRISIS AFTER LEARNING ELECTRICIANS AND PLUMBERS ARE BECOMING MILLIONAIRES A woman says she may have just discovered something that’s making a lot of millennials rethink everything. Electricians. Plumbers. According to her, the demand for skilled trades is so high right now that many of them are quietly making huge money while people with college degrees grind away in office jobs. “So should I just stop this whole marketing thing and go to technical school?” She jokes that she doesn’t love the idea of getting shocked or dealing with plumbing disasters… but the realization still hits hard. For years the message was simple: Go to college. Get the degree. Work a corporate job. Now some people are realizing the people fixing the pipes and wiring the houses might actually be the ones getting rich. Did millennials get sold a lie about college… while plumbers and electricians quietly got rich?

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BlackRock just spent $100 million training plumbers and electricians. The initiative is called Future Builders. The goal is to get 50,000 Americans through skilled trades programs over five years, electricians, HVAC techs, ironworkers, pipefitters. There is a real crisis behind it. America is trying to build the most ambitious AI infrastructure in history. Meta alone is spending up to $50 billion on a single data center campus in Louisiana. That construction requires an enormous amount of electrical work. There are not enough electricians to do it and the numbers are stark. About 200,000 electricians are expected to retire over the next decade. We need over 300,000 new ones just to build out the data centers Big Tech is racing to complete. The gap is not closing on its own. Microsoft and Google have both flagged the electrician shortage as a top constraint on U.S. data center expansion. For decades, the U.S. pushed every student toward a four-year degree. Trade enrollment fell, apprenticeship pipelines thinned out, the workforce aged and was never replaced. Now the bill is coming due at the worst possible time. BlackRock also invested over $3 billion in the bonds financing Meta's Hyperion data center, part of a $27 billion private debt deal, the largest ever structured for a single project. It is now funding both the AI buildout and the workers needed to finish it. AI is not automating the electrician. AI is the reason the electrician now has more leverage than ever. Every model, every data center, every autonomous system runs on physical infrastructure that only a credentialed tradesperson can legally build and energize. The technology that was supposed to replace blue-collar work turned out to need blue-collar work more than any other sector right now.

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Really interesting & important to hear from Pat McFadden on why education needs shaking up as AI will both “destroy and create” jobs “I think that technological change makes this more urgent than it has been in the past. In some ways, I think this is government and policy catching up with the conversation that is going on among young people themselves, because they are very alive to how technological change can influence career options. “So perhaps the assumptions about what was a safe and secure job in the past no longer apply today. “I think that gives new life to the traditional trades. It gives new life to some of the technical skills that we want to prize through the announcement that we’re making today. “And the labour market is changing. This is a general-purpose technology, it will both destroy jobs and create jobs. “And if you’re a young person starting out in life at the moment, thinking about what you’ll do in the future, I think the calculations that you make about your employment security are probably different today than they would have been 10 or 20 years ago.”

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New data shows Los Angeles County lost more people than anywhere else in the entire country LA lost nearly 54,000 in just one year, that’s the largest population decline of any county in the entire United States “This isn't a one time thing either. This has been happening for years now. L.a used to have over 10 million people and now it's dropped to just under 9.7 million”

Wall Street Apes

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Wall Street Apes

134,510 次观看 • 1 个月前

Meiselas: Donald Trump is such a loser, and he's been such a loser his whole life. And you wonder why all of his businesses have been losers? Because this is how he behaves. He just likes the drama and the chaos. He was born with the golden spoon in his mouth, he's never had to face ramifications in his life for doing stupid shit. If he was just some crappy, scummy billionaire who lived in Florida, they are a dime a dozen. Do you think I'd give a crap? My issue is this freaking loser, this con artist, this grifter, this scammer has brought his life of scamming and bankrupting casinos and destroying people's lives, which is bad enough that that's how he was using his privilege and wealth — and now he's doing it to the United States, where now the American people are the ones who are suffering, not just the people who work for him. And we're seeing what that's like. They can go all they want, "Oh, inflation's being reduced." No, it's not. "Oh, the housing market has never been better." No, it's never been worse. Shut up. "Oh, everybody's getting jobs." No, jobless claims are surging. Shut up. Stop lying. The American people know that you're an idiot right now. It's just ridiculous. A bunch of freaking buffoons right now. And the American people know.
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Meiselas: Donald Trump is such a loser, and he's been such a loser his whole life. And you wonder why all of his businesses have been losers? Because this is how he behaves. He just likes the drama and the chaos. He was born with the golden spoon in his mouth, he's never had to face ramifications in his life for doing stupid shit. If he was just some crappy, scummy billionaire who lived in Florida, they are a dime a dozen. Do you think I'd give a crap? My issue is this freaking loser, this con artist, this grifter, this scammer has brought his life of scamming and bankrupting casinos and destroying people's lives, which is bad enough that that's how he was using his privilege and wealth — and now he's doing it to the United States, where now the American people are the ones who are suffering, not just the people who work for him. And we're seeing what that's like. They can go all they want, "Oh, inflation's being reduced." No, it's not. "Oh, the housing market has never been better." No, it's never been worse. Shut up. "Oh, everybody's getting jobs." No, jobless claims are surging. Shut up. Stop lying. The American people know that you're an idiot right now. It's just ridiculous. A bunch of freaking buffoons right now. And the American people know.

MeidasTouch

284,067 次观看 • 10 个月前

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A coin built to be completely private and untouchable just lost half its value in 48 hours because of a crack it didn’t know it had. for FOUR years and an AI is the one that found it imagine the most secure private vault in the world. now imagine finding out there’s been a hole in it the whole time and because it’s private, you can never prove if anyone used it… that’s Zcash. that’s this week. but here’s why everyone should care: the smartest humans missed this bug for 4 years. AI found it instantly. today AI is finding cracks to fix them. tomorrow the same tools find cracks to use them. your bank. your data. every system humans built. AI can now find the weak points faster than we can protect them. a privacy coin was just the first to break in public. it won’t be the last

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21,093 次观看 • 3 个月前

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"The Flock issue is a mirror into what's been happening on the internet for over a decade."- LukΞ Mulks 🦁⟁◎⟁ The same third-party data collection that's been building detailed profiles of us online is now becoming visible in the physical world through systems like Flock Safety. When you combine license plate readers, location data, audio and years of online tracking, you end up with an incredibly detailed surveillance profile. As Luke points out, once that data exists, it can be misused, whether by governments, bad actors, or anyone else who gains access to it. The Fourth Amendment exists to protect against unreasonable government surveillance and overreach, making this more than just a technology issue—it's a civil liberties issue. He also raises another concern that's often overlooked: the security of these systems themselves. If we're worried about foreign adversaries, why are we collecting and storing massive amounts of sensitive location and behavioral data on third-party servers in the first place? If those systems are vulnerable, that data doesn't just become a privacy risk, it can become a national security risk.

Bri Teresi

102,642 次观看 • 2 个月前

The deeper reason this protest has taken place is that the Indian system - the job creation system, the education system, our institutions, and the media - has been destroyed. It has ceased to function. There are consequences to this. We are now facing a time of serious economic crisis, and in such times, you need these systems to function. The government should understand that. They should listen to what the people of India are saying. It is a warning from the students of India and a warning from the Opposition that you cannot continue to run India the way you have been running it. This country does not belong to you. It belongs to the people of India. It belongs to the Constitution of India. These institutions do not belong to you either. If you continue down this path, what has happened today will unfold on a scale ten times greater. : LoP Shri Rahul Gandhi
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The deeper reason this protest has taken place is that the Indian system - the job creation system, the education system, our institutions, and the media - has been destroyed. It has ceased to function. There are consequences to this. We are now facing a time of serious economic crisis, and in such times, you need these systems to function. The government should understand that. They should listen to what the people of India are saying. It is a warning from the students of India and a warning from the Opposition that you cannot continue to run India the way you have been running it. This country does not belong to you. It belongs to the people of India. It belongs to the Constitution of India. These institutions do not belong to you either. If you continue down this path, what has happened today will unfold on a scale ten times greater. : LoP Shri Rahul Gandhi

Congress

37,961 次观看 • 2 个月前

Asked Jaylen Brown if he feels like he’s been able to improve individually this season: “For sure. And I've been able to be in this in a role where I'd be able to kind of control things, and everybody's kind of playing off me. I've been in those roles seldom over the years, but this year, for an extended amount of time, I've been able to be in that position. And it's honestly, I feel like I still have a lot of room to grow. I feel like even now over the last couple of games, I've adjusted my game, and I'm still continuing to get better in my playmaking ability, seeing the floor, taking my time, all of that stuff is still continuing to improve, but it's honestly — it's my first opportunity in my career where I've been able to do this for an extended period of time. And obviously, regardless, people are going to have their critiques and their criticism, but it's just it's a completely different flow when people play off you or when you play off others. It’s two completely different things. From people watching the game, you just think, like, ‘just roll the ball out, and everything's supposed to work great. Players are all supposed to fit together.’ It doesn't always work like that. Sometimes you got to take a backseat, or sometimes you got to play more offball. So everything shifts. But this year, I've been able to play at my own pace, and I've been able to control my own destiny.”
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Asked Jaylen Brown if he feels like he’s been able to improve individually this season: “For sure. And I've been able to be in this in a role where I'd be able to kind of control things, and everybody's kind of playing off me. I've been in those roles seldom over the years, but this year, for an extended amount of time, I've been able to be in that position. And it's honestly, I feel like I still have a lot of room to grow. I feel like even now over the last couple of games, I've adjusted my game, and I'm still continuing to get better in my playmaking ability, seeing the floor, taking my time, all of that stuff is still continuing to improve, but it's honestly — it's my first opportunity in my career where I've been able to do this for an extended period of time. And obviously, regardless, people are going to have their critiques and their criticism, but it's just it's a completely different flow when people play off you or when you play off others. It’s two completely different things. From people watching the game, you just think, like, ‘just roll the ball out, and everything's supposed to work great. Players are all supposed to fit together.’ It doesn't always work like that. Sometimes you got to take a backseat, or sometimes you got to play more offball. So everything shifts. But this year, I've been able to play at my own pace, and I've been able to control my own destiny.”

Noa Dalzell 🏀

22,671 次观看 • 6 个月前

🚨NEW: Professor Jiang believes that Dubai is not coming back "It's all been a mirage. They spent a lot of money creating this image of itself as a safe and secure place where you don't pay taxes, and you can make a lot of money, so put your money here, but guess what, just one ballistic missile has destroyed this mirage, and once the mirage is destroyed it's never coming back. We can expect billions of dollars to flee the GCC, especially the UAE over the next few weeks. Most of these influencers have property in Dubai so it's in their best interest to maintain the image that Dubai is still vibrant, but once the image is punctured you can't see it again. I think it's done. I don't see a future here."
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🚨NEW: Professor Jiang believes that Dubai is not coming back "It's all been a mirage. They spent a lot of money creating this image of itself as a safe and secure place where you don't pay taxes, and you can make a lot of money, so put your money here, but guess what, just one ballistic missile has destroyed this mirage, and once the mirage is destroyed it's never coming back. We can expect billions of dollars to flee the GCC, especially the UAE over the next few weeks. Most of these influencers have property in Dubai so it's in their best interest to maintain the image that Dubai is still vibrant, but once the image is punctured you can't see it again. I think it's done. I don't see a future here."

Autism Capital 🧩

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They come here expecting headlines, and leave remembering handshakes. Somewhere between a small town diner refill they didn't have to ask for, a stranger holding the door just a second longer, and a conversation that starts with "Where you from?" and ends like old friends... they realize something. America isn't just a place, it's a way people show up for each other. Not perfect. Never has been. But generous in the quiet ways that don't make the news. And for a lot of folks passing through, it's not the skyline or the highways they remember most... It's the kindness. 💛
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They come here expecting headlines, and leave remembering handshakes. Somewhere between a small town diner refill they didn't have to ask for, a stranger holding the door just a second longer, and a conversation that starts with "Where you from?" and ends like old friends... they realize something. America isn't just a place, it's a way people show up for each other. Not perfect. Never has been. But generous in the quiet ways that don't make the news. And for a lot of folks passing through, it's not the skyline or the highways they remember most... It's the kindness. 💛

G-PA

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