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>>2755754

I'm currently applying for Philosophy, because it's interesting and "it's better to be an unhappy philosopher than a happy pig". College degree is provided by the state where I live, so I don't have to worry about the costs.

I'll wagecuck, even for a minimal wage, some money, that I'll save for future investments.

Inbetween my studies, I'll be researching investing in stock market (on my own), hoping to make passive income in the future. I currently know nothing about it.

I don't care about being sickly rich, I just want enough money to be able to live decently, maybe freelance a bit where I can (3d modeling/rendering, IT).

Also worth noting that I had above-average grades in physics and IT. I just chose philosophy because it's more interesting, and I don't fall for the work degree meme.

How bad of an idea is that? How deep in shit am I?