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9633542 No.9633542 [Reply] [Original]

Should i major in obscure field like philosophy instead of something practical, if i am from poor central-european country?

>> No.9633553

>>9633542
You should kill yourself, dumb frog faggot

>> No.9633554

What is it like living in a country with mostly whites, and a stable homogeneous culture?

As I type this, 3 different police sirens are going on outside my window and two immigrant women are vomiting on the street.

>> No.9633557

>>9633542
get into a trade and enjoy being away from jewish influence

>> No.9633561

>>9633554
>tfw live in London and fucked both a qt Argentinian and Russian this week

makes you think

>> No.9633569

>>9633561
congratulations

>> No.9633781

>>9633554
i dont know dude i never leave my house and i live in a countryside, means: deep ass of the god. Its not that good living in the place where even niggers dont want to live in

>> No.9633826

>>9633557

I second this - I have a 'practical' degree and all it got me was a well-paying job that is stupifyingly boring, involves horrible office politics, and tends to use all of my mental energy. When I worked labor (albeit briefly), I found that I would come home physically tired and yet be able to read for hours, study Latin with fantastic retention, and write a solid journal entry every day, which were far more interesting and full of ideas than the ones I can write now. Trades are not only compensated as well as or better than many office jobs, they don't involve staring at the Microsoft Office suite for 50 hours a week. Trades are some of the few jobs today that remain that involve ingenuity and physical work, which are two of the things that I think best suit people.

>> No.9633832

>>9633826
truth

>> No.9633838

philosophy actually leaves you a lot of doors open. you can pursue statecraft, law, or just business policy. its only worthless if you treat it like its just more school. It's not, its a training program and connections are worth more than your degree so befriend your professors.

>> No.9634010

>>9633838
what if i am not american and also very dumb and asocial?
>>9633557
>>9633826
what is "trade" tho? i worked month as a street cleaner, it was no fun

>> No.9634041

>>9634010

Trades are things like metal working, electricianing, or mechanic work.

>> No.9634056

>>9634010

if youre dumb and asocial, why bother going to university at all? go work in a warehouse or something. You can make pretty good income eventually and spend most of your time alone.

>> No.9635468

>>9634041
>>9634056
i am butter-fingered