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The Highest Paying Jobs That Require Minimal Human Interaction

"Reddit user YellowJellyCube asked: 'What is the highest paying job that requires little to no interaction with other people?'"

A man stands, arms wide open facing an office building
Photo by Razvan Chisu

Seeing people has become a real issue for many.

And by seeing, I mean like actually, physically seeing other humans.

That is why working from home and limited human contact altogether has become so popular.

We were heading that way already but the pandemic has only intensified the need.

So how do we work and make money without dealing with people?

There are ways to do it, lucrative ways even.

We just have to research and see what's out there.

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Sometimes learning about us humans is downright scary.

The things we're capable of... or the things we're too stupid not to be aware of, is mind-boggling.

And the more we know, the better we can cope and maneuver.

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Three giraffes, one looks into the camera, two look away
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Threesomes sounds like a good idea at first.

They are fun.

I'm not gonna lie.

But they come with consequences.

They can be crazy and they can be a disaster.

Always be ready for the fallout.

Try to be the extra if it's a relationship.

Then it's not your drama.

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A man covers his ears and screams in frustration
Photo by Usman Yousaf on Unsplash

Humanity is a mess right now.

Thankfully I work from home, so it limits my exposure.

How did we get here?

Small slights or off-handed comments can send us over the edge.

But it is becoming increasingly difficult to give people a pass.

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History itself is a lie.

At least that's how it feels.

These last few decades have become more and more eye-opening.

Humans are a mess.

And our track record in decency is shoddy at best.

So many cover-ups have done more harm than good.

So let's know them so we never repeat them.

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