TFW YWN be a lighthouse keeper

>Humans are now judged solely by their ability to interact with humans.

Man i just realised thats pretty fucked up, where do the natural loners go now?

>>35371304
To the abyss of death and depression

>>35371304
A lucky few find jobs in academia if they are very smart, or programming and engineering. If you're a loner of average or below average intelligence you really are fucked. Being a loner that's not quantitatively skilled is also shitty, if you're intelligent but in a creative or visual way and not good at self promotion and personal branding you are basically doomed to melancholy.

>>35371196
Sounds comfy as fuck OPEE.

>>35371304
They work the night shift and phone post.

>>35371402
Yeah, riding out a storm on the ocean, be it a lighthouse or a ship is a really cool experience, especially if you are comfortable with and not scared of the water.

>>35371304
Here. They go here.

>>35371486
That's the problem. R9K is a pretty fringe place, and that's where the loners end up now, at the fringes of society. There are no longer accepted professions for us now.

>>35371448
Not many night shift jobs provide a livable wage, though.

>>35371343
How would a job in academia be a loner job? Wouldn't you have to speak in front of uninterested college students?

>>35371897
You can do a pretty shit job of it and as long as you're good at your area of study you'll keep on the tenure track. If you're sufficiently accomplished it's possible to end up as pure researcher, never leaving the lab/office/library that would be the loner endgame.

your right i will never do any of these things not because of some automation but because i get sea sick

>>35371838
I know that's right...

>>35371938
Ah, I didn't know professors could end up as pure researchers. Kind of makes me wish I wasn't absolute shit in school.

>>35371304
The ones that don't kill themselves end up on r9k.