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~uirapuru

Paying for study is really... well not ideal to put it mildly. Thankfully, we (still) have free college education where I live, although it is hard to enter.

On the education part, I might be deemed an academic in some sense, I really hope I manage to pursue a Phd degree soon (been basically idle since the pandemic started) and continue my research career. I do believe education is of utmost importance, and what you tell of being exposed to challenging ideas is the best part, it really is life changing. Glad you got out of the pipeline.

On employment, I too have a complicated relationship with it. I don't feel like elaborating on it now, but lets say I have a degree to find a job with relative ease but most of them are unethical in my view.

On anthropology, it is great, hope you still find time and joy to study it, even if only on a hobby capacity.

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~tskaalgard wrote:

Even if I never work in anthropology, just having a better idea of how societies are put together has helped me a lot in life.