Can be summarized in one quote: > As you start thinking about what to major in, start pondering this very scary question: what professional area do you want to

Can be summarized in one quote: > As you start thinking about what to major in, start pondering this very scary question: what professional area do you want to get in? That's probably one of the least inspiring posts I've read on the topic, I doubt many people would choose to study challenging and rewarding degrees like philosophy based on that thinking. Fortunately that's not the only way to rationalize a degree choice. Not everyone gets an education in order to found a VC-backed startup, the only thing that seems to really count as a worthwhile life goal to this person. Maybe apart from becoming a NASA engineer (preferably before starting a VC-backed tech startup).