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battlefield medic would fill both

i mean hard as in the jobs that really require yuo to just hardball it

You can't just go "eeh i don't wanna, i don't feel my best today"

So anything from oil rigs to kicking everyones teeth in financially on wallstreet

ICU nurse.

or ofc, being a soldier on the frontlines

@Dr.Wol what? you think a parent or nurse can just go "eeeeh, i don't feel like **feeding the kid today**"

lmao

like i said, here is a word for it, but hard is not it

I mean, they can, that just makes them bad at their job

that could be said for an oil rig worker

hence my point

a nurse can call in sick

a soldier in the trenches can't just go "eeh, you guys mind if i go for a drink 1000 meters back?"

yes, but technically an oil rig worker could call in sick. i highly doubt they want a sick person who is at half performance messing around. Now, that doesn't mean they won't TRY and not call in sick

but even a cop can call in sick. there are very few jobs you can't.

hell, even a soldier gets a slightly easier job if sick, even on the front lines in the trenches.

It would be sad for an oil worker, but Deepwater Horizon happened so......

but this is off point

yeah but you know what i mean right?

Basically the kind of jobs where unless you're seeing colors you shouldn't and basically walking becomes an expression of art, you're not just gonna be able to bail

its something work vs nurture work.

lmao

"have gone to Dependable Patrolium. DP"

and yeah sorry, i'm very poor with words

i can't think of the word so don't worry

i think mechanical is a better description.

requires design and working with human made things

building stuff

Engineering? 😛

yeah, i think that covers most of the more male dominated fields

engineering and conflict oriented roles

like business

Beta jobs vs nurturing jobs? 😛

lmao

Cuck jobs vs nurturing jobs

still love when the left calls tech people "bros". All i can think of "Since when have nerds EVER been bros? Could you be more out of touch?"

well Physics/Chemistry/Engineering etc are called Beta fields i believe?

wut

ooh wait, thats poor translation

in Dutch they're called "Beta Sciences"

which is our description of "Exact sciences" (aka, most STEM fields)

aaaah