>But the entirety of HN is deeply biased because almost anyone here is an intellectual who likes knowledge in general, so they didn't mind the English and Readi

>But the entirety of HN is deeply biased because almost anyone here is an intellectual who likes knowledge in general, so they didn't mind the English and Reading and Social Studies classes even if they didn't directly contribute to their future employability or character. Out of curiosity, was this what it was like for most people here? by contrast, I virulently hated any course that didn't pertain to computer science. I had my speciality picked out at a young age, and my frustrations with the education system subsist almost entirely on it being unwilling to accommodate that choice. I assumed that was a common sentiment here. Maybe not?