but that's not the problem freund

the problem is that if you work in say finance, or entertainment

it's too late for hate

you have to work very, very, very insanely hard to be able to compete with people who happen to have connections

often through very degenerate means (see Weinstein)

in places like SF and Seattle that are tech dominated, this is not the case as much as in other areas

because tech is "more" meritocratic

you can get a decent job while being a simple college grad who didn't even work that hard

@Gumbo - AZ is my comment not optics friendly? Or too late for debate?

you won't get an awesome 6 fig salary, but you will be able to find a more or less acceptable job

idk what we are debating tbqh

cause I"m not sure what your pt is

just kidding @VinceChaos

Best method is side income plus a job, imo

I’m not saying you’re wrong that those industries are not meritocratic today Jose I’m saying in a white society that wouldn’t happen and would be way less of a problem. All the problems you’re pointing to are caused in large part due to ethnocentric Jews

Hate has no home here @Gumbo - AZ

A meritocratic white society would be more desirable for sure

ok I'm glad we agree there 😛

yeah and my original point is that because of tech, west coast is more on the egalitarian side

compared to other metropolises of the US

which I like

even though that means more east asians and pajeets

Oh you were applying this to the coast argument lol not sure the meritocracy of tech is going to make up for their degeneracy plus suppression of free speech

Like it seems more fun in some ways I mean you’ve got a whole coast that is a beach

eh that's not true

anything north of like mid-california is non-swimmable

it's actually very dangerous

and you should def not swim

(also it's cold north of some point in mid cal)

Depending on skill set you can do well in tech in any location

Really I’ve only been to Oregon and Washington

Cloud engineers and cyber tech work remote quite easily, and plenty of developers

true

but those are low-growth jobs

like what's the top level that you can possibly reach working only from home?

probably senior dev, maybe some form of remote management?

Of course you can work remote doesn’t mean you’ll make it high up in the org for sure

But if you wanted to continue to work remote and not move up I imagine you could!

yeah that's true

moving up rarely happens anymore without nepotism

Hello