>>160320>Alot of college degrees also require few years to complete and don’t pay anything at all.Yes, but you can get student loans and if you're really broke you can get grants.
>A lot of people take out loans and end up with no job prospects in sight.A boomer cope. Unemployment rates for even liberal arts degree holders hoover around 5%. Anything in STEM practically has no unemployment.
>I have yet to see this.No one gives a fuck if you've seen it. It was one Discovery Channel's most popular shows.
>And someone will need to supervise and program those robots.That won't require anywhere near the same level of training a classic trade will need.
>That’s because pipefitting isn’t a skilled trade.Moving the goal posts, first it was just trades, now it's
skilled trades. And your weasely ass will never define what a skilled trade is for any trade that pays like shit, which is most of them.
>That’s something you learn in grade school though.Just because you can speak English doesn't mean you can convey sophisticated ideas intelligibly. Believe me I know, I can barely understand emails written by anyone that never attended college.
>Now there’s IT jobs and a lot of people in IT complain about not getting paid enough or not having job security.Those STEM jobs still pay more and aren't physically demanding.
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