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What do you want to do? If I put together a list of things it'd be hundreds of lines long and at least some of them would be profitable. I think people aren't
by strken 4y ago
What do you want to do? If I put together a list of things it'd be hundreds of lines long and at least some of them would be profitable.
I think people aren't baffled by you choosing a high-paying career, but by you not having anything that's both high-paying and interesting. Why electrical engineering and not CS or nuclear or something? Is there nothing at all that both interests you and pays well?
- wormer 4y agoThis is the thing that I have the most passion for. I like computers and electronics. But it's dwarfed by other passions that I have that I would much rather be doing. No bills are being paid by me wanting to bike or write in my journal. And I know it's a sentiment that isn't unique to me, since a lot of my friends from similar backgrounds share this feeling. You choose the major that you can tolerate and also pays well.
- honkler 4y agoyou are absolutely right, and I understand you completely.
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- WalterBright 4y agoSo you do like it. That is unlike the poster I was responding to.
- barry-cotter 4y agoThe poster you are responding to here and the one you responded to first are the same person.
- WalterBright 4y agoYou're right, I missed that. I assumed they weren't because they were contradictory.