Unfortunately not, if programming gets automated away, or if increases in productivity push me out of the field, then I can’t imagine the other things that intr

Unfortunately not, if programming gets automated away, or if increases in productivity push me out of the field, then I can’t imagine the other things that intrigue me aren’t going to face the same fate. I had planned on going back to school for a while for something else, but the process would be very difficult and very expensive, and frankly I’ve given up on that idea as anything but a pipe dream. Funny enough programming was always my Plan B. I never wanted to become a software developer, at least not the time/way I did, but I’ve been stuck here because the old golden handcuffs. I’m uneducated so I guess it’s back to unskilled labor. I suppose when the time comes I’ll just have roll with the punches and figure things out then. I tend to do better with that sort of thing in a crisis than I do in the good times anyway, where I mostly just get complacent.