So your argument is that making a dumb decision invalidates anyones ability to feel sympathy for you? It's not a narrative. It's just common human decency. WHY

So your argument is that making a dumb decision invalidates anyones ability to feel sympathy for you? It's not a narrative. It's just common human decency. WHY THE MALICE? They made a bad decision - great: you get to feel superior. ... Are you done yet? Cause that person didn't just disappear after you got done feeling all high and mighty. As someone who has know quite a few theatre, dance and other such "dumb majors". I actually know quite a few who've become very successful working in their field. They may not be actresses or professional dancers, but they work close enough to the field that they feel their degree is useful. Many also chose to work outside that field in other decently paying jobs (technical writers, editors, etc). Why do you feel the need to just act as if it's hopeless and throw these students out? Is your need to feel superior that significant?