True. But also friendly reminder that if your education doesn't increase your merit it's a hobby not an education.
Edit- wow, seems I made some people with useless degrees mad with this one 😄. If your degree has negative NPV it's not justifiable as a career move, it's a hobby. Notable examples of hobby degrees would be: leisure and hospitality, fine arts, anthropology, sociology, dance, gender studies, film, performing arts, elementary education, and English to name a few.
Well, I can't deny that, I'm a stereotypical Redditor. I'm entirely self aware on that, and I know I've said questionable things many times in the past. But wouldn't be even worse for me not to call out unreasonable behavior ?
Wow, gotta give credit where it's due, you almost got me there. I was almost about to spend valuable time to write a detailed response explaining everything wrong with your "opinions" but your last answer is a little too on the nose. It's practically begging for engagement. Honestly ? I can't believe I didn't catch on at the "I am objectively correct" part either. I'm not proud of how gullible that was from me. I can't even criticise the conventional technique you're using: Your post history is hilarious and you're baiting people by the dozens. I respect the hustle, but I'd like to keep my blood pressure at manageable levels, I'm sure you understand. Good luck !
Not bait but ok? If your degree has negative NPV you can't logically justify it as a career move, therefore it is a hobby education. I have nothing wrong with learning as a hobby but it is at the end of the day just a hobby. Notable examples of hobby educations would be: Leisure and hospitality, fine arts, anthropology, sociology, dance, gender studies, film, performing arts, elementary education, and English to name a few.
It's okay, you don't need to be embarrassed. Happens to the best of us. I like your technique of weaponising subjects no one would ever argue about in order to create engagement, it's an old trick but a good trick. If I may, the only piece of criticism I'd give is that your try to overcompensate when your target isn't fully locked in yet, and it gives a jarring feeling of fakeness to it. Personally, I find that going for a compact, aggressive, bold statement usually works well to reel the person back in. Bonus points if it's made as pedantic and smug as possible. You gotta capitalise on their fear of losing the argument ! Works every time.
Is it safe to assume you have one of the hobby degrees? Is it leisure and hospitality, fine arts, anthropology, sociology, dance, gender studies, film, performing arts, elementary education, or English?
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u/LilkDrizzle 15d ago edited 13d ago
True. But also friendly reminder that if your education doesn't increase your merit it's a hobby not an education.
Edit- wow, seems I made some people with useless degrees mad with this one 😄. If your degree has negative NPV it's not justifiable as a career move, it's a hobby. Notable examples of hobby degrees would be: leisure and hospitality, fine arts, anthropology, sociology, dance, gender studies, film, performing arts, elementary education, and English to name a few.