I'm not in any way associated with the site or the group who made it, but this makes sense to me. I'll offer my take. I read a book recently called "So Good T

I'm not in any way associated with the site or the group who made it, but this makes sense to me. I'll offer my take. I read a book recently called "So Good They Can't Ignore You." One of the author's points is that a popular idea in the last couple of decades is that one can find their passion, then all will be well in the world. I bought into this passion principle and spent nearly a decade trying out, among other things, RF engineering, tutoring, cooking, and volunteering in a restaurant and in a drug rehab clinic. This was all after I graduated with good grades and a major in CS. I don't regret my path, but I also don't think I did much social good in that time. The volunteer work at the rehab clinic was social good, but it was low skill, so I now question it's effectiveness in the world. Another point in that book is that people develop a lasting love for fields they get good at. I'm finding that again in software, over time as I become a better developer. I believe people don't stumble across a happily ever-after career, which is what "find your passion" implies. As an aside, I'm glad to see this project, as it's a step in a well intentioned and more intelligent direction than "find your passion."