Not sure most undergraduate CS (these days?) stresses the hard problems (that is, the mathematics) of the field enough. Took until graduate school to come to se

Not sure most undergraduate CS (these days?) stresses the hard problems (that is, the mathematics) of the field enough. Took until graduate school to come to serious grips with interesting problems. But it seems that philosophy at least opens up fast and hard with difficult problems. So a degree in philosophy - in my STEMmy opinion - merits serious consideration as someone willing to think about a problem.