This reminded me of the time from 2010-2014 when everyone wanted to be a DJ. I even remember a lot of comments made by older people like: "there will be no more doctors or lawyers, now everyone wants to be a DJ", I also remember many months and mockery regarding that. 10 or 15 years have passed since then and the factory (university) of professionals still exists, it was just a stage, a wave that became fashionable and is now over. Regarding the youtuber or tiktoker dream, it is stronger because there are really people making a lot of money thanks to it, thanks to selling their privacy and sometimes selling the dream life, even my 7-year-old daughter told me that she wanted to make videos for YouTube, video of her playing, motivated by the videos of a Mexican girl who uploads videos every day promoting toys, I had to explain those things to her and she already went down the fever of being a "YouTuber". I also understand the thinking of those people who say they prefer to make content for these platforms and not have a classic job, since they would earn much more money by making videos than being a labor slave for little money, to that we must add that access to university education is becoming increasingly impossible. I was reading on X a guy who said he required the services of a blacksmith, he spent a lot of time searching until he only found a man of that profession and he ends by saying "now all the young people are delivery people and tiktokers" "when that man dies, will there be no blacksmiths in my city?" The million dollar question is, how will this be solved?