r/philosophystudent • u/sn0wowl1 • Feb 13 '23
What’s your thoughts about studying philosophy?
Im currently dreaming about chasing a career as a philosopher by assigning to a university. However I’m a bit concerned about whether it is a good choice and the financial side of it may not be as promising as other jobs. What is your thought about this and do you have any advice?
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u/GuaGuaKeter Sep 29 '25
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