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I finished school not long ago, I have Asperger's and ADHD. I tried community college and simply I wasn't old enough. Same for a job I had bagging and labeling in a warehouse. I just wasn't interested.

I'd like to build something. I believe strongly in mortality and I enrolled in Biology, and I want to change things. I know it's not something we go about alone, and I would like to join a community at some point for radical life extension and stem cell research.I am also anticorporatist and anarcho-capitalist - no government or big business jobs if I can help it. Also vegetarian.

But as of yet, I have no credentials, maybe 40$ in my bank account, stable living conditions, sure, but I have no assets except some basement weights, guitar, unrelated stuff. I'm thinking about an aeroponics system to raise food and maybe sell or donate.

I need direction.
Links to opportunities is what I'm looking for here. Or instructions, where to find places. I need paid work near-immediately. minimum wage or less is not a concern.

The only direction you could take is either going to school or getting a job.

It's hard to get SSI, unless you could show debilitating symptoms of something. Even if you do get SSI, it takes a while, because people are usually rejected the first time, then they must hire a lawyer, etc.

I wish you had a better support-system.

I would say: use WrongPlanet as your "support-system" until you acquire one of your own.

Read the title topic. I need links or tips on finding a place for that sort of job

You could look in "Indeed."

Or in "Glassdoor."

Or in many other employment sites.

Google "Glassdoor," and you'll get a whole list.

The reason why I said those things was because you seemed discouraged.

That's not the way to appeal to people--by getting testy.

Do you have a LinkedIn account?
Most companies have LinkedIn integrated into their job systems, which causes the jobs to be posted on LinkedIn.
You also can have employers contact you.
Though you should find people to add to your connections on here.

Also:
Monster.com (I hate it personally)
Employment.com (I hate it personally)
Dice.com (though this is more IT related)
Indeed.com (I have my resume posted on here and been hit up by employers).

State or province should have a job bank and job program for those who need help.