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>>54700284
learn to fly

>>54334255
Learn to fly and you'll be set for life and never have to worry about anyone replacing you.

Give me one good reason why I shouldn't spend my entire life savings of $75k on flight school and become an airline pilot. This really seems like the only non-poverty career choice left for a midwit like me who's never going to make it through investing.

Learn to fly is the new learn to code. It's the biggest return on investment of any career right now.

>>54000805
Programming is unironically the coal mining of the 2020s. All of those jobs are going to be obsolete by the end of the decade. I suggest you get into a safe career like aviation. There will always be demand for travel and airplanes are something that will never be automated by AI.

I'm thinking of taking out an $80k student loan with an 18% annual interest rate to pay for flight school. Is this a bad idea?

Is there a more lucrative career than being an airline pilot? They make as much as doctors and literally any retard can become one with a few years of training. When you look at lifetime earnings and factor in the 15 years of grueling and expensive training it takes to become a doctor, pilots actually come out way ahead. It's the perfect job.