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Is a 4 yr degree outside of stem a meme?
On one hand I see everyone on linkedin having seemingly high paying jobs. On the other, it feels really scammy to have to pay so much. Also, you'll probably forget most of what you study too. Jobs have higher barrier to entries. 44% of 22-27 yr old college grads are underemployed too and id probably be one of them knowing my shit luck. 7/10 graduate with 29k+. Wouldnt be the biggest of deals if jobs paid well, but they dont. 30% pay hardship wages and 32% pay livable wages. Yes, you have higher chances for good jobs with a 4 yr degree, but even then, chances are far from "good". In the same time, your probably are gonna be in a dead end job for life without a degree.
Fucked if you do. Fucked if you dont. I dont know what to do.

>You should manipulate people by telling them what they wanna hear

>Normies prefer beautiful lies rather the harsh truth, and thats what you should always tell them

>Morals are a meme made by those who rule the world, to keep the normies in check. People who rule the world have zero morals and would do anything in order to reach their goals

>Living as a 9-5 wagecuck equals to living life in hell

>Wagecucks and people that work shitty jobs have zero dignity

>Heaven and Hell are here on earth. Heaven is being rich, hell is being a poor wagecuck nobody

>Money is the ultimate good, it can buy you happiness health, love, friends, sex, fun, and help you live a full and happy life

>Getting married in 2019 is cuckoldry

>Having kids, and especially a daughter in 2019 is the ULTIMATE cuckoldry

>Women prefer bad boys over nice guys

>Dick size MATTERS

>Looks matter, but social skills are equally important

>Following the usual "school - college - wagecuck - marriage - children" route will only lead you into depression