not true - there are PLENTY of low-level or entry level &#x27;jobs out there&#x27;, but people today are SO spoiled that they don&#x27;t want to <i>take</i> those jobs because they are seen as <i>beneath</i> them.<p>Why <i>can&#x27;t</i> someone have a job at McDonald&#x27;s while you take a non-paid internship at a BioTech company? or study for Chemical Engineering? or code at night?<p>Are you honestly telling me that there is a shortage of burger-flippers, janitors and building engineers out there? A &quot;Job&quot; is not hard to find - you just have to be willing to swallow your pride and take it, and use it as a stepping stone to get to the next position. Knowledge comes from books. <i>Wisdom</i> comes from experience.<p>&quot;WORK&quot; is a four-letter word, both literally and figuratively.<p>AWS has a free tier specifically to <i>play</i> on, to learn. MIT and other universities have FREE online classes. an education is not hard to get.