Growing up and having lived in an industrialized nation, I was fortunate to pick up the concept of wanting more, along a meandering path. The logical result of such training or education in industry and technology is the desire to improve upon my present and future. (I know that everyone wants financial independence for themselves and everyone else, but this is a different discussion.) Things to do in particular are things omnipresent in modern cities: energy (electricity, gas, oil, coal, fission, solar, wind, reservoirs and dams, hydrogen, geothermal, fusion, and various ESSs) and energy loss, water, nutriment, textiles, steel, concrete, asphalt, glass, paper, services, electric/electronic goods (even better sensors, electric wires, data centers, AI agents, CPUs, ASICs (APUs, TPUs, NPUs, and LPUs), and non-binary quantum) as well as manufacturing methods and robotics.
You can accomplish great things going with your gut. History ponders a bounty of great accomplishments by a countless number of problem solvers. You and others are hammering away at solutions to improve energy consumption by computer processes used in AI and its derivatives, and by mining in Bitcoin hashing algorithm transaction dependent verification. Our world has problems to solve. Let us not focus on these problems, though, but focus on solutions that would obviate the need to think upon why the world is both beautiful and violent.
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