Student Loan Debt?

[MossRoad]

My son and I found an interesting alternative to possible college debt. One of the careers he had interest in (besides the NFL, NBA, coaching, or marines) is law enforcement.

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Does he like the outdoors plus the excitement and gratification of law enforcement?

https://www.michigan.gov/dnr/managing-resources/laws/hiring

Does not pay as much, but some say more dangerous.

Anyhow, good for him.

 

[goeduck]

Does he like the outdoors plus the excitement and gratification of law enforcement?

https://www.michigan.gov/dnr/managing-resources/laws/hiring

Does not pay as much, but some say more dangerous.

Anyhow, good for him.

Yes, it can be, Forest Service too. A girl I went to high school with was murdered in the back country working for the Forest Service. Prior she had worked at the DNR if memory serves.

 

[jyoutz]

Yes, it can be, Forest Service too. A girl I went to high school with was murdered in the back country working for the Forest Service. Prior she had worked at the DNR if memory serves.

And we have more fatalities in the Forest Service related to managing incidents such as wildfires or equipment/aircraft operations than backcountry murders.

 

[MossRoad]

Yes, it can be, Forest Service too. A girl I went to high school with was murdered in the back country working for the Forest Service. Prior she had worked at the DNR if memory serves.

I think checking hunting poachers would be pretty dangerous. You already know they're armed at least.

 

[jyoutz]

I think checking hunting poachers would be pretty dangerous. You already know they're armed at least.

The state Game and Fish Departments do that. We don’t enforce hunting regulations in the Forest Service. We do administer logging, thinning, tree planting, and do fire management.

 

[Hay Dude]

Do you really have a clue about how every professor in the USA handles class? If so that’s very impressive. Maybe your basing this off of your sons sample size. lol.

I have one child in a masters program and another child in undergrad and they say the same things. Put on a movie and the professor sits and reads his I-phone.

So it’s not just him hearing that.

 

[CloverKnollFarms]

I have one child in a masters program and another child in undergrad and they say the same things. Put on a movie and the professor sits and reads his I-phone.

So it’s not just him hearing that.

The heroes of the pandemic... One taste of electronic learning was all it took for them to realize they didn't have to engage. Their jobs will so easily be filled by AI. Which is frightening, but let's face it, they have helped it along.

 

[Hay Dude]

The “programmers” of the AI are the next group to seize power. What they tell AI to tell our children could be truly frightening.

The “great reset/new world order” faculty lounge types are drooling.

 

[CloverKnollFarms]

AI is already programming them… through the little devices they hold in their hands. Carefully curated content. It is true there is no truth to them anymore, because their truth and world view is carefully constructed by an algorithm. Again, the designers of this technology have a great documentary, and it is eye opening.

FWIW my sons Earth Sciences prof told his class on the first day, yesterday, that it will be the only day she lectures. We are going on 6 classes now, where this is the status quo. He is only 14, so he only takes two accelerated 8 week courses per semester. Heroes I tell ya… in the trenches!

 

[Fixastuff]

Thank you for the two data points.