/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10063484
LOL you basically admit defeat
>I'm in math and not employed full time in academia.
no wonder you have such a hate for physics degrees lmao. Your TA "salary" giving you stress? I know that feel bro
>That's not what I'm saying at all.
it seems that way from all the stats you pull out
>if you were intent on working as a professional in another field to begin with you should not be wasting your time and money on an only marginally related degree.
people and circumstances change. they might want to pursue academia at first but change their minds later or they might want to work first before continuing their studies
>Yes, they can find work in "the engineering sector", but that is not the same thing.
for all the undergrads that want to get a job they don't even give a fuck about this
>And again this will "ruin your life" because if you had your heart set on something, and your hard work did not pay off then it is no consolation prize is going to fix the fact that you could've had something more fulfilling to you (especially when the appropriate degree would likely have easier due to falling within your interests).
this is some faggot ass response. Now you have to explain your own meaning of the phrase "ruin your life". LMAO. With so much other prospects I doubt the undergrad physics majors don't even think they ruined their lives. Go vent your frustrations on getting a math degree in the CS hate threads you faggot. See ya.

t. physics PhD student looking out for the young ones