[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Is your Job Critical to Civilization (Page 1 of 6)
Posted: 8/14/2009 5:09:44 PM EDT
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The World as we know it has ended. A new civilization has started. In order to be let through the gate, you have to prove your trade/employment is important to civilization.
Why or why not! Personally i'm screwed, Man will live on without helicopter mechanics |
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I'd say it is. The British would probably disagree. ![]() Dentist. Nice.
Actually, the OP would be admitted. Mechanics of any sort are good to have. you laugh now, but wait until an engineer or nurse tries to pull an abscessed tooth for you. . .
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The World as we know it has ended. A new civilization has started. In order to be let through the gate, you have to prove your trade/employment is important to civilization. Why or why not! Personally i'm screwed, Man will live on without helicopter mechanics I just build custom cars&motorcycles but the skills I use to do it are important to civilization. When the sheep see me build cool stuff from what seems like nothing they'll open the gate |
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I am a certified ASE master technician, although I no longer work in the trade, and to tell the truth it isn't that hard to get ASE Master cert, L1 wasn't even to tough.
Currently I am a cable guy, I doubt that there will be a lot of CATV needs in the post apocalyptic future. I do know how to generate electricity using fairly commonly available resources, and I can make broken electronics of all kinds work. I spent over twelve years working for phone companies, both circuit switched and wireless as a technician and engineer, electricity and electronics are not something that the world will ever forget about, they will always play an important role in civilization, even after the apocalypse. The use of electricity would likely be the difference between successful survivors and the ones who last a while but just don't make it long term. |



