They're still working at the coffee shop.

They are, and a lot of kids are very underemployed right now because, again, AI is really squeezing out those entry-level white collar jobs.

The other thing no one's talking about with college, the, uh, we have some huge Facebook groups where a lot of the parent...

We're always doing polls.

Like, "Where are you preparing your kids to go after, after high school? How can we help you? What resources can we provide?" And three or five years ago, it used to be college prep, college prep, college prep.

Now it's like, "Uh, I don't know.

Not so sure.

Yeah.

How does this right now, this major industrial revolution happening, how does that apply to her right now?

Yeah, I think we have to remember that our brains are not computers and computers are not brains.

Computers can process information very quickly and do a lot of really kind of almost miraculous stuff, but only humans can assign meaning.

And so the best way to inoculate our kids and ourselves against the Industrial Revolution is to really lean into what makes a human.

you know, embrace that with our family, teaching our kids how to have actual real skills, but also, you know, understanding the arts and their faith and how to treat other people.

So not just academic skills, but life skills, social skills, spiritual skills, you know, what are the spiritual disciplines, those kinds of things, because again, a computer can collate information and give you an average, but it can't tell you why anything is meaningful.

And only humans can do that.

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It's all AI.

But they paid for his image and who he was.

Now, the couple that you might not have thought about.

Number seven is the empath economy.

The empath economy is anybody who can touch you physically, spiritually, socially, or emotionally.

So think coaching, teaching, leadership, sales, anything pastoral, anything mental health.

What a lot of people aren't considering in those fields is some of those fields are really very politicized.

Give it to us.