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> The bad news is that young people still aren’t interested And maybe that is also good news, because the youth realizes what we won't and what is at stake? Wo
by throwbadubadu 3y ago
> The bad news is that young people still aren’t interested
And maybe that is also good news, because the youth realizes what we won't and what is at stake? Wouldn't have thought that not everything can be bought.. a little
hope for them's still there, as we will ignore it til our deaths ;)
- appleiigs 3y agoOr maybe this is bad news, because the youth do not realize what is at stake. After all the article is talking about skills that we have lost relative to other countries which may not like the U.S. very much.
- throwbadubadu 3y agoWas not referring to the article but apparently to the oil industry specifics the article also doesn't talk about, and try to see everything negative just with a bit of optimism ;) Thus, you cannot just repeat "bad news" unfair :( Bring a new perspective please. (And feel free to downvote, yeees I know we need some oil industry.. but no, if we'd do it right still not as much as >95% of it is right now for.. no way around it). Skills will come and go as needed, the drama is overrated and sensationalism imo (just to ensure more downvotes ;))
- ClumsyPilot 3y agoThe idea that new skills just magically materialise on demand is increadibly dangerous. It reeks of disrespect for the commitment it takes to nurture an industry, and is why in the west prodictoce 8ndustries are ocershadowed by asset bubles and speculation