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That's not what I said though. I learned many interesting things, but most of them aren't directly of value to work. I don't regret having studied, I saw a lot of cool stuff. But it's a very long time investment which doesn't lead to an equal ROI in terms of work output if you ask me. It leads to a good ROI mostly in terms of employment offers and salaries, because it has signaling value.


> I learned many interesting things, but most of them aren't directly of value to work.

What did you study, and what do you do for work?


Electrical and computer engineering, and I'm working on embedded systems software in engine control units.




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