Are most of you guys humanities majors...? Surely, no, right?

im double majoring in philosophy and religious studies

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sorta humanities

I'm not trying to imply anything? My community is very small. There are two denominations active in my area but in the priests in both of them denounce anybody who deviates from their respective doctrines as heretics. I mostly keep to myself and do my "heretic" business at home now.

I'm in Political Science.

College dropout working in the Trades, soon to run my own company

what denomination? if you're a 'heretic' according to their church doctrine then there is little point going to that church, even if you do it at home.

One is fairly traditional sort of Catholic and the other is a kind of Protestantism that I think comes from American television evangelists. There are also Mormons and Jehovah's Witnesses, but their churches here are very cult-like.

what trade?

I'd be a Catholic, but Mary worship is the genesis of all feminism.

Check out Lutheranism, it's all the good parts of Protestantism and Catholicism

I sure am.

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I'm not a feminist because I do not agree with the materialism that underpins the feminist thinking where I live, although I am sympathetic to some of their aims. I love Saints Maria and Maria Magdalena very much. I aspire to be like them as much as I can.
I once went to a Lutheran church when I was a child because I was raised atheist but culturally Norwegian Lutheran. I like the Lutheran theology even if it isn't a perfect match for me.

begome catholic,
website made by beatified catholic zoomer documenting eucharist miracles:
miracolieucaristici.org/en/Liste/list.html

ncregister.com/daily-news/mother-of-soon-to-be-blessed-carlo-acutis-Jesus-was-his-first-priority

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I do believe in such miracles, but I can't become a Catholic and they would not baptize me, anyways. I believe that
>God is not omnipotent, but He is doing His very best and He loves all of us so very much
>the material world is Hell, separated from God and Paradise
>the material world is a closed system the contents of which pass through various natural cycles endlessly
>sin is a consequence of the scarcity of material resources, which causes us to be selfish and wicked towards each other and is the reason that every calorie we consume comes at the expense of another living being
>God uses His limited power to send us messengers like Christ and to work miracles to remind us that He is still there and loves each and every one of us
>upon death, each and every immaterial soul permeates the barrier between the material and the immaterial and is cleansed of its filth before entering Paradise
>we should not kill ourselves, though, because the greatest of the filial relationships is the relationship between God and us and as such the highest form of filial piety is for us in the meantime to do our very best to always do the right thing and to work to alleviate the suffering of all living things
>the material world will one day collapse under the weight of its own corruption, and this is coming very soon
It's not very Catholic even if it is technically Christian...

Lawyer here, does that count as humanities?

I have a BA in philosophy and will finish my BS in math this semester.

Carpenter for now

yeah i majored in philosophy and thank god too bc STEMlords are literally dumb af. why would i want to get a computer science degree and make a decent salary solving problems when i could struggle for 80 hours a week as a barista while i desperately apply to grad school? STEMlord bugmen btfo

Real carpentry or just nailing frames?

I am studying comparative literature (all classical languages) at an Ivy League university and I mostly come on here to tell people to shut the fuck up.

STEMfag here. I hate it and I’m just going to finish and try to join the military as an officer.

>>God is not omnipotent, but He is doing His very best and He loves all of us so very much
You should do you very best, too. :)
An user is giving you cheers from somewhere far.

Religious studies here. I have no idea what the fuck I'm doing. I only hope I can subtlety redpill some students be means of Socratic inquiry.

You realize that, by thinking in such terms, you are at least as retarded as people who want to do a feminist reading of Homer, right?

i gave up my phd studies in medieval african agronomy to become a gimp and fuckslave for my black master.

Based youth corrupter.

Why one or the other? I'm a STEM-humanities hybrid. The humanities are far more important, though, so if I had to choose a side I'd side with them, even though professionally I'm a scientist.

What turned you off of the medieval African agronomy?

why read about strong black men ploughing when you can get ploughed instead

Well, I'm not gay, that's why.

>redpill
what kind of redpills are we talking about?

well, jehovahs believe god isnt omnipotent, im not sure if theyll accept the other beliefs. i strongly suggest you look into arguments for god that entail omnipotency.

the biggest redpill is that there's nothing as smooth as an amerindian woman's hair.

pro-tradition, anti-scientism, Heideggerian and Elulian technological scepticism, deconstruction of the current political paradigm, Foucauldian analysis of the liberal establishment, etc.

so basically just a larp

you should infiltrate the academy and disseminate traditionalism with me:

Sounds tempting, but I abhor the idea of going into graduate school.

History and International Relations.

>international relations
are you a girl

>25 years old
>still haven't started uni
>can't even pick a major
guess I'll have to go full STEMbug

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Girls who pick a major based on their political convictions have the worst pussy.

Same but twenty-three. What went so wrong for us?

It's ok, buddy. It's really fucking ok. Get a STEMbug degree. I'm 27 and have a Master's, but that really doesn't mean anything and my life is shit. I'd trade my BS and MS for the 2 years difference we have.

bad pussy is best pussy

>English major
>not sure if I want to bother with grad school since the humanities is a dying branch anyways
What brand of bleach do you guys recommend?

Personally I think that the best pussy is good pussy.

the centrist social sciences actually

I already did. I wasn't convinced.

Anglican could work for you as there are Protestant and Catholic-Orthodox orientating beliefs.

perhaps revelationn will persuade?
>Luke 1:37 "For nothing will be impossible with God.
>Revelation 11:17 "We give You thanks, O Lord God, the Almighty, who are and who were, because You have taken Your great power and have begun to reign.

No. I'm a marine engineering student.

Thank you for the recommendation; I will look into Anglican churches in the next town over.
Scripture is material and written by men. It is not the word of God so much as an imperfect record of the word of God. Besides, I read those as statements of faith by the angel Gabriel and the "four and twenty elders" respectively.

No, I'm a guy.

I'm a language major studying for my meme degree and the only thing that keeps me from dropping out is being forced to work with my parents

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I didn't go to a higher education facility

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Law graduate.

No but I would consider myself an academic.

Mathematics is the humanities of STEM if we think about it

that's theoretical physics

evolutionary biology

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art history and anthropology

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>tfw graduated with a BA in Literature
>now work as a full-stack software dev

You too can unironically learn to code.

It's really not. Mathematics is the most useful major for finding a job. The most useless major is straight Biology (and shit like Marine Bio). Those are the humanities of STEM.

How did you learn? I’d love to. I didn’t work at all in my BA since I felt all of it redundant and lost motivation early because of it

Coding bootcamp and studying for a year. Doing small projects and following tons of tutorials online. It's not impossible, but you do need some aptitude for it. And your first job will be hell since you'll be working full time and studying in your downtime to keep up.

But i don't want to be a code monkey

You can be a coffee monkey or a code monkey, your choice.

23 is the ideal age to start college.

This

Chemistry & biomedical sciences.
My job is a cheesemonger tho, never used my degrees, I just sell cheese and read books.

Nah I just opt out altogether. Bennies4lyf

>finishing masters in chemistry right now
>writing poetry as a hobby
>getting my first shit published in a few months
I made the right choice, couldn't imagine ever treating a hobby as a job

>God is not omnipotent
So not God then, sounds more like a Jeremy to me

ok dilettante

I think I'm the only business major on Yea Forums.

Do what I did and get a job in an academic library. Great pay, comfy, read all the books you like with no fines or fees...

CS
Used to be in Philosophy, but switched after realizing the Pre-Socratics already discovered it all.

i dropped out of uni twice and am unemployed

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Same

But long-term I'll probably go to law school

BS Econ. I’m an analyst. It sucks.

Math major, philosophy minor. Would probably rather go full math, but things could certainly be worse. The more I read of contemporary academic philosophy the less I enjoy it, in general.

As an aside: some of you here fail to grasp that mathematics is just utterly poetic. I really don't know how to get across how beautiful this subject is; it's a shame they call it a science and not an art.

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>College

AHAHAHAHAHAHAH (im coping)

>I'd trade my BS and MS for the 2 years difference we have.
why? you cant get a BS and MS in 2 years

English major, thinking of doing a minor or a masters in something more useful

what's bad about it? currently finishing my bachelors in econ and unsure whether to do a masters or going for an analyst position aswell

That's just math with extra steps

It’s just a bad fit for me I guess. I really hate corporate or business work in general but really hate finance. It’s completely mundane and you’re expected to be a socialite business bug basically. It’s the quintessential office drone job. Just a hyper-bourgeois desk jockey gig. The thing about a master’s is you’d end up in the same spot anyway unless you go for the PhD in my opinion.

I AM A WAGESLAVE CODEMONKEY I HAVE BECOME THE THING I HATE THE MOST AND NOW IT'S TOO LATE
I hope someone murders me

Geography is a based discipline, user

I thought about switching to philosophy for graduate school but I think you’re right. Philosophy interests me but philosophy doesn’t interest me at all. I don’t know what to do now.

I dropped out of university and now I'm a welder.

I mostly just spam Wittgenstein, haven't read him though.

I study law, I've made some nice connections so hopefully I'll get a job that isn't just inheriting my grandfather's country lawyer office

Is stone carver a Yea Forums profession? I'm thinking about doing an apprenticeship in that field after I'm done with my software dev training? Or is going to uni a better choice?

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>Surely, no, right?
Everyone that posts here has authored a Habilitation on Big Chungus Theory

Absolutely

just make sure you wear proper respiratory protection.

I think it's still worth reading and doing philosophy because if you are doing something worthwhile and intellectually challenging you can't help but have philosophical questions about the nature of the work. It's hard exactly to articulate, but if you're thinking deeply and creatively, you'll naturally be led to question things more fundamentally.

Although, as you hint at, that doesn't mean you need to make a career out of philosophy specifically. What are your other options?

I smoke one and a half packs per day user

Based

I don’t really know to be honest. is me. I don’t have any interest in continuing in that field but it also doesn’t really lend itself directly to other things. I don’t want to be a professor or anything. I’m just really interested in greek philosophy, modern philosophers who draw from it (there’s a few in particular), and ancient languages but no substantial interest in the rest of contemporary academic philosophy and none in analytic at all so far.

Double majored in undergrad so I guess I have two BAs, in my last semester of an MS program now, though

you should still take care of yourself, user.

It certainly sounds like Classics would be more your speed. I don't know how relevant this is to you but here in the UK many schools (even good ones) are quite flexible regarding the undergrad degrees they will accept for masters studies; if it's any good to you, you might well be able to go back and get an MA in Classics, which would be a worthwhile pursuit, I would say.

Might be worth teaching yourself some Latin and Greek to show you're capable & motivated, if that's what you want to do.

At any rate, I hope you find something compelling.

I'll finish my BA in anthropology/sociology this year.

Where is my architecture bros at?? My family runs a development company I get to skip the 10 year postgrad slave period and go straight into big money starchitect larp.

>get bachelor's in history
>can't get a job with it, except professor
>need to get a PhD just to teach at a decent uni
>realize that you need to get a PhD to teach students your useless profession so they can teach more students your useless profession ad infinitum
>realize University is a huge pyramid scheme

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>realize that you need to get a PhD to teach students your useless profession so they can teach more students your useless profession ad infinitum
such is the pointless cycle of the humanities

You're probably not PhD material if it took you that long to realize what was up.

>implying I'm still a uni cuck
You're probably brainlet material of you're still falling for the meme in current year

Based. Wish i did philosophy along with econ but unfortunately didnt have the foresight

Planning on being a evolutionary/organising biology and philosophy double major since I'd graduate in 2 1/2 to 3 years normally anyways

Anthropology and religion Masters race reporting in.

Is English your native language?

But how do you get a job in such a place though? Surely you can't just hand in your resume and you're hired, right?

How’s law school, anons. I don’t really have a burning desire to be a lawyer but I’ve been considering this option recently.

I graduated in STEM, but didn't get a job in that field so I feel like I wasted my time getting a degree that I wasn't actually all that interested in. A humanities degree may have offered a more interesting course of study with a very similiar economic outcome.

I’m majoring in pure maths. Still an undergrad. Planning on trying for a Master’s, maybe a PhD if I can afford it. I can’t imagine my life ending in any non-suicide way.

i double majored in mathematics and philosophy and am now in a social science phd program. hello to my fellow math boys and my fellow philosophy boys.

Which social science?

Dropped out of college, making 45k at two jobs, just bought a rent-generating property and have my eyes on a few more.

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STEMfag microbio reporting in. Learning about disease is kinda cool.

I'm an accountant who wished he studied humanities. Accounting is soul crushing in its dullness.

Everyone will tell you not to go to law school. Law used to be a valued profession, now it's a cutthroat competition for the few jobs available. The market in the US is high supply of young lawyers and little demand for them; that is, oversaturated as hell. Additionally, services like LexusNexus and consultants are reducing the need for individual lawyers. If you get a law degree from any school all willy nilly, you will be $200,000 in debt and no more marketable than when you started.
The only reasons to go to law school are:
1. You get into a T14 school and you can hack 3yrs with good grades to get into BigLaw
2. T100 but you're going to be working in your state in a specific role YOU CAN SECURE
3. T100 but you're going into patent law or something that YOU CAN SECURE
And you have scholarships or wealthy parents to foot the bill. If you're getting a loan, forget it.
Ultimately, since you said you don't have a "burning desire", forget law school user. You need that desire to even survive in this profession, cause your education is expensive and loans are debilitating. If you can't get a high paying job, they'll haunt you for the rest of your life.

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Nope, graduated with a BBA in Computer Information Systems here, took many business classes including microeco, macro, corp finance, accounting, marketing, management, bus policy, etc.

>Yea Forums tells me to study humanities or kms
>study humanities anyway
>no job expectation after HS
>prof just tells me to study highly demanded languages
>already know latin and spanish also took a few phonetic linguistic classes so just go from there and attempt to learn other similar languages
>Get paid just to show up to court proceedings for hardly not that long
>Depending on how much money I want to make in a week I can just go do jobs

I have so many options, why the fuck do people say its a hopeless field? It's honestly all about YOUR utility. Yea you can write a paper but what else can you do? I have a buddy thats so good with talking he managed to reach a top economic adviser position for a insurance company despite having a M.A. in philosophy and nothing in economics. Also know tons of people that are now working in foreign services. There are jobs out there you just have to look for them.

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Most regular English / Philo / Classics majors are guys who are going for any degree in college and aren't thinking about what kinda job they can set themselves up for. Most Yea Forums anons are antisocial types who just like reading, so they'll never work on their social skills or learn in demand skills like languages since it'll taint their ideal of the "lonely misunderstood literature boy who reads Pynchon and Hawthorne" Yea Forums and tumblr are the same lol
So for most people, it's better to get a more in-demand or marketable degree anyway since they won't put in the work to make their humanities degrees worth something.

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Math/physics, but I'm taking as many philosophy classes as I can, so I can build up my writing that I'll apply to grad school for philosophy with.

Or you could get a job as a projectionist.

How's school? Is it tough?

I have no idea what to do with my life. I wish I could just be a steppe nomad and be free but that's impossible escapist fantasy. I wish I could be a monk but that's the same deal. I have no need for material luxury but my only options in life are to endlessly chase material luxury and be miserable.

Geography major here. It’s worked out ok for me at least. Gotta admit I’d rather be in academia studying than working with GIS but you do what you have to

mechanical engineer

How difficult is it really to get into academia? Would love to be an archeologist or study theology or anthropology like the philanthropists of old but that seems like a pipe dream now. From what I've heard it sounds hard to just survive with any humanities degree.

It's hell and not worth the work / debasement of your character for such little pay.

warosu.org/lit/thread/S13099088#p13099253

What?

Computer Science here

Economics is a humanties so yes.

I study Bio but have always loved History. Kinda prefer it this way since I feel much more well-rounded as an academic when I can talk across disciplines. Meeting STEM folks who don’t even know how to think critically is extremely cringe and they’re usually less than worthless in terms of projects and research.

It’s a social science. Some schools might consider it a humanities but it is really not at all.

I didn’t study humanities in undergraduate but I’m thinking about going back to school for theology.

I'm a supply chain management major. I majored in philosophy when I first came to college but I switched once I realized that you pretty much can't do anything with a degree in philosophy outside of law school and academia.

I'm majoring in English Lit and it's not even my native language and you can't stop me Edelposter

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What's the degree that will assure you a full time job in a good company with suits and good pay?
Something in business?

BA in English

Then law school

Then graduate law school

All good, but literature is what I love most

Unlike many lawyers, I enjoy practicing law very much

I am a fucking translator living in Russia. I want to kill myself.

Is anyone actually happy with their life choices? Everyone I see irl and online has depression or hates their life/job unless they're over the age of 45.

I'm majoring in Political Science and frankly I'd like to go back to minimum wage labor, it was much less unpleasant than college

I'm not majoring in anything, nor have I

English major, history minor.

And maybe I'll actually go to classes next semester.

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Business Major(omis) with a hobby.

Oh man you must be surrounded by midwits

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FUCK EDELGARD
DIMITRI FOR LIFE

Never went to university. I work part time as a cleaner which gives me plenty of money and time for books. I don't really aspire to anything beyond this.

Political Science

Medicine but i did it as a postgrad after zoology. Most STEM people are awfully cringy and embody the modern phenomena of scientism but most of the non-STEM people are meet aren't much different. I'm glad I studied biology rather than literature while still maintaining an interest in writing and philosophy (as many questions cannot be answered by science), it gives you a more complete and diverse outlook. Plus it's way easier to justify being right wing with biology than with philosophy

True but I dont give a shit about them.

Very based. I myself am studying math and theology. Hope to see you brothers successfully consume your university from within with the Divine Fire of Guenon (pbuh).

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done electrical engineering
now almost full year as a RTL designer
after all these years i see, i will never be truly happy because engineering is simply boring
but there is cash there

tell me more, i’m otw myself hopefully

Extremely based, user. Are you in undergrad? What are you plans for those? I already graduated with a bug degree but I’m unironically considering going back to school for one of these two.

Get out while you can, user.

Studying Law, even though I’m hardly interested in it. Something like literature or linguistics sounds a lot more interesting. Still, I’m somehow coasting by with above average grades despite my lack of interest and effort, so might as well finish the damn thing. University is 1000€/year where I live fortunately so it’s not like I’ll get fucked by debt

Computer science, because I'm not retarded and don't want to be poor

This. I'm in business but I study history and literature on my own time.

i didn't finish highschool

gaudy room tbqhnglf

Organic chemistry PhD.

Earthscience. Best you can do. It needs you to be able to think a certain way i am never able to explain to other people. Like they start: Whats so awesome about rocks you need to study them? Most people seem not to understand i do not only study what the world is composed of but also how it functions. Also its humilating and kind of my fetish how much we still dont know about that 'rock' we live on.

End of blog. tl;dr Geology is a gneiss major

i'm STEM but i just want to say that being a STEMlord doesn't automatically mean you are soulless or a """bugman"""

tons of math majors are cool/multifaceted as fuck, also computer science/technology/I.T. is such a large discipline now that there are plenty of well-adjusted interesting people in there

Based

No, but I really regret my major even more than my horrible grades.

My bröther, same here but with a minor focused on classical and medieval studies as well

>doesn't automatically mean you are soulless or a """bugman"""
Maybe not, but the work that most STEM majors go into after college usually does

I'm no major

Getting sassy, Private? Drop down and give me 20, NOW.

Everyday in STEM makes me wanna kill myself. I'm stuck in a lab counting cells. Even if I only have 1 quarter left until graduation I'm not sure I will make it. How do you cope user?

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Maths major here. I don't even have to sit in a lab but I feel like this too. I'm not even sure I want to make it.

What do you want to know?

You have my condolences. Although I have to ask how why you allowed this to happen.

I thought I should do an easy lab so I can focus on my studies. Now my grades are dropping and I'm stuck here counting cells. I have to count 10k cells a day.

History major, criminology minor

get counting

Does it really matter anymore, anons?

post feet

Anyone here do PPE?

Kek

this is just marxism??

what work is that?

never went. I'm a truck driver btw. Lots of good audio books on the road

In my first year lit class a girl spent the entire time complaining about the Tempest because of the "problematic enslavement of Caliban" you know, the literal monster subhuman who tries to violently rape Prospero's daughter.

Based asf. I dropped out of pol sci and am looking into trades right now.

Same. Got the GED tho

Progressivism is a mistake.

Finishing my master's thesis in economics at the moment, I will continue in a statistics / econometrics PhD program in the autumn.

How did you go about getting a job with GIS? any tips for recent grad?

polisci
unemployed
regretting everything

Why is becoming a monk an impossible fantasy? I've been seriously considering becoming a monk myself recently.

How is it user? I absolutely detested my econ bs but I don’t know if I have any other grad school options.

Working for any big tech company is immediate bugman flag, even more so if in silicon valley, and doubly more so if it's for a fucking social media company
Trying to "woah bro let's do a startup" but all it is is some techonofilic app that tries to digitize something that doesn't need to be, or even worse it's blockchain related
I guess I'm mostly looking at IT/CS people when saying this, but I know it from experience in the field myself

comp sci major, just end my suffering

poor fag detected, i repeat, poor fag detected in aisle 6

>you wanna go to school for love of life rather than making money? big mistake bucko

honestely anyone who gets a humanities major that isnt either: old money white person or: mega autist that turns into a professor, is wasting time and money and going to ruin their life

>but I know it from experience in the field myself
I do programming for a living you illiterate mongoloid, doesn't change the fact that it's soulless bugman work

>admits his work is bugman work
>calls other mongoloids

put the soul in it yourself

The only soul to be gained from it is that I'll be able to retire early and have a pension

Bro, i am literally doing the exact same thing. Junior in engineering & i hate it. I want to go marines or army

Go air force

Doing an English BA will be done Summer 2021. Doing an internship in the Fall will see if I can get another one right after. Not sure what I am doing after might get some officecuck job. I chose English because I thought I would be unhappy no matter what I do so might as well try to do things I like.

I see you have discovered the great truth hidden from Zoomers that work is separate from hobbies. The bugman aspect of tech jobs is that people build their whole identity around it as if it's some great thing.
The reality is that making websites is boring as fuck. Once you've made one, you've made them all; they call it CRUD for a reason. Just as boring as factory work.
Same shit when these "people" get excited about a new framework. It's like getting excited over a new, slightly different, hammer. Sure it might drive some nails better than other hammers but you still shouldn't use it to drive a screw.

Do I get a bachelor's in asian studies and do the JET program? Not memeing.

Well the JET program is only 5 years and not a career and they don't care what degree you get. They would more so consider stuff like volunteer experience and love for culture.

Assyriology.

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what keeps you going day to day?
do you feel trapped?
do you often feel sick of your patients?
what is great about life as a psychiatrist?

I fell for the Wall Street meme which almost the same thing and I have to completely agree.