It's just that big goals like being an astronaut often begin with flipping burgers down at the Mickey D's, even for people with 4-year degrees. Interesting sen

It's just that big goals like being an astronaut often begin with flipping burgers down at the Mickey D's, even for people with 4-year degrees. Interesting sentence. Flipping burgers will not lead a person toward becoming an astronaut. Studying science and engineering will. The career problem is that a lot of people don't have good information regarding which entry level jobs are like flipping burgers and which are like learning science. The ones who live with their parents because they can't get management jobs are probably having far too many false negatives (or just attempting to excuse laziness) and thereby overlooking jobs that will lead to where they want to be. But there are people who got caught by false positives and end up in dead end jobs.