Here's a visual response to that headline.pic.twitter.com/B4g9KCix2u
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I feel like these graphs should be stapled to the front of every single student-loan application. "It looks like you are about to go five figures into debt for a degree that pays less than a Barista, are you sure: y/n?"
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Stapled? Are you sure you didn't mean paperclipped?
(I'm glad I'm anon, or a hitman would probably have already been dispatched to my location.)pic.twitter.com/PXPuvYa6M4
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I'd never imply that philosophers are stupid, but most philosophy students are (because most students take philo 101 for an easy A). The same cannot be said of the mathematics department. At least until whole subdisciplines of grievance studies take root there.
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The Philosophy of Physics is an amazing and hilarious junction between these two groups of people, where a 21/100 score on a test becomes a B because people come in woefully unprepared to discuss the implications of six-dimensional superpositions and tensor math.
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That's just a temporary situation: As historical documents show, when [a fleeing Fusion OR/programmer] reached Akiak, he realized that his programming skills were out-competed, but his cleaning skills acquired in transit were in much demand. (cf:
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Also, Derrida and Foucault are 90s barista banter; now it's intersectionality theory and non-quantitative approaches to math that you get with your sugarccino and biscotto.
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