I'm a bit surprised. Since half of Neatorama's authors live in California, I had simply assumed that blogging is what most Californians do. But for California, like most of the country, the most common job is truck driving, as NPR learned by pulling US Census data.
The maps are part of an interactive tool that shows the most common jobs for every quadrennium from 1978 to 2014. You can see the gradual reduction of secretaries, farmers, and machine operators for truck drivers, school teachers, and software developers.
What do you think that a map like these for the year 2050 would look like? What jobs do you think will be common?
-via TYWKIWDBI
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Children of the world rejoice! Inexpensive mess-free ice cream awaits you this summer!
Ha ha, just kidding. I'll piddle my life's savings away in court for another decade and die penniless clutching a naked Barbie doll in an alley in Levittown, New York.
Y'all can bow to the neuroscientist now :p
And it's not mine, Baby, I swear it!
This one is, of course, the Deluxe model which can be rolled away from the wall when using the latest space age dust sucking machine (pre-Hoover).
Well it might be.
Not pictured: see the little hole between the handle and the bomb? That's where the safety pin goes.
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