/lit/ - Literature

>>8704141
Are you... Are you trying to tell us something, OP?

>>8393742

>post-WW2 world
>Cold War
>Soviet UNION
>Warsaw Pact vs NATO treaties
>Nationalism

You keep digging yourself into a hole fampai.

One of my coworkers is a compsci major, and he refuses to believe that you still have to make yourself stand out of the crowd even with your STEM degree.

I was arguing that because you still have to be talented or have to stand out, it ends up being no different than my own major (which is polysci). Plus the unemployment rate for non-STEM fields is only slightly higher, its like 4.4 for computer science and 5.2 for political science.

Our boss was in on the conversation, and he agreed with me, but all the STEM student had to say was "Yeah well I disagree, I still think its easier for us to find jobs" lol.

He's in for a rude awakening after graduation. Your degree does not mean shit. Its your personal goals, aspirations, experiences and accomplishments that matter.

>>6032407

>>5988021
>Because limitations of space and time force me to stop at this point, my case for dogmatism must remain schematic.

>>5118049
That's just because of the patriarchy.

>>5024864

>tripfagging on /lit/

>>1756702
Made me laugh.

>>1533388

no self promotion pls

>>1075719
> Mfw a doctrine has merely been bought to attack other doctrines