it is very strange. i think the truth is that most people are just there for the money. they chose a college major not because they found it interesting, but be

it is very strange. i think the truth is that most people are just there for the money. they chose a college major not because they found it interesting, but because they were told that it pays a lot. i was born in 1996 and have been working as a software engineer for a little over 4 years. i got a degree in CompSci because i was always interested in it (first programming experience in 6th grade, before then i was familiarizing myself with other things i could do with the computer, like record and edit audio/video, make frame-by-frame animations). i find the history very interesting and almost vital to actually understanding some things. i have a colleague in his 60s who likes to ramble on and on about history of computers and programming and the like, and i am grateful for it.