China's young workers - overqualified and in low-paying jobs
www.bbc.com
With high youth unemployment rates, Chinese graduates are resorting to working as waiters, cleaners and movie extras.

China is now a country where a high-school handyman has a master’s degree in physics; a cleaner is qualified in environmental planning; a delivery driver studied philosophy, and a PhD graduate from the prestigious Tsinghua University ends up applying to work as an auxiliary police officer.

These are real cases in a struggling economy - and it is not hard to find more like them.

  • @[email protected]English
    1•5 hours ago

    You’re lying to yourself, and you know it.

    It is physically not possible to enjoy everything. You already backtracked, suddenly you were bored, but sitting through something boring is not bad for some reason?

    • @angrystegoEnglish
      0•4 hours ago

      I didn’t like all lecturers, but I did like all the information, there was no lecture with boring informations for me. I get it. I didn’t confirm your experience, therefore I must be lying. There’s no way someone could be built differently from you. I suppose I should play the game and say I didn’t like at least something, even though that’s not true, to make myself more relatable.

      • @[email protected]English
        1•4 hours ago

        I myself enjoyed every single lecture I had

        I didn’t like all lecturers

        Haters might call that a contradiction.

        I didn’t confirm your experience, therefore I must be lying.

        No, you’re lying because you don’t confirm the almost universal constant that nothing of that magnitude can be all positive. Net positive, sure. Mostly positive, absolutely. But all positive? Bullshit. Especially, if you keep backtracking.