>>11728797>Why do you think it'll be necessary knowledge in the coming years?People who do not make a bourgeoisie income pretend to be bourgeoisie and drive up the prices of products necessitating either a higher paying job or high density joint incomes. Despite this illusion of being bourgeoisie their seemingly stable jobs will be rendered superfluous as technology progresses and people who live in cities will either need to move to less developed areas or become integrated with the technology sectors. The movement of capitalism essentially forces people into more mechanical/qualitative roles, i.e. Scientific/Technological/Mathematical fields.
>Btw you can study on khan academy.The problem is I do not emotionally care about science and by not emotionally caring my ability to study it consistently is essentially impossible. What I am asking for is any information/studies which prove the possibility of creating an interest in something that you are not 'intrinsically' drawn towards. Psychologically manipulating yourself, neurologically reordering your synaptic connections, etc.
