The high court's decision in a case questioning EPA's authority over greenhouse gases could alter federal regulation in ways never before seen. Such a

Very likely this case is decided this week

  • joseph [he/him, they/them]
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    2 years ago

    my clown ass got a degree that's worthless outside this country, don't know how i could swing it. I live in a lib state that voted for Bernie in the primary, so hoping that we'll be okay if the federal govt collapses

    • thekid [none/use name]
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      2 years ago

      :sadness-abysmal:

      that sucks, there are only like a handful of degrees that make it easy to leave unfortunately.

        • thekid [none/use name]
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          2 years ago

          I switched to Computer Science myself so I can leave the country after my degree, it's probably the best one:

          1. great pay

          2. no certifications, so it's not like medicine or whatever what you'd have to train all over again/get re-certified in the new country

          3. practically every country has a shortage in IT work and it generally makes immigration easier

          4. English is the working language in a lot of countries in tech, so you won't necessarily need to learn a new language immediately

          apart from that - medicine, engineering, the trades maybe