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IronLionZion

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4. Young people are more likely to adapt to change

Reply to ok_cpu (Reply #2)

Thu Nov 27, 2025, 10:01 AM

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so they may be exploring newer AI-related jobs that didn't exist before. Or move to places that have job growth if they don't have roots anywhere. I've been doing some AI training this year to attempt to stay relevant. Housing costs are of course a perennial issue for me with no end in sight.

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I can see the other three, but Americans under 35 makes no sense to me ok_cpu Thursday #2

Young people are more likely to adapt to change IronLionZion Thursday #4

That's a very good point. ok_cpu Thursday #6

Wish I Could See It ProfessorGAC Thursday #3

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Might As Well Give It A Try ProfessorGAC Thursday #7

Try this link IronLionZion Thursday #8

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