Cory

Yeah.

When it's, when it's your job, you know?

You have to fall into a depression hole for six months first.

keep telling people go study philosophy go learn to learn like the god's honest truth is that was a degree that i acquired uh because i kind of had a passion for it but did not have

career aspirations for, you know, like I'd never studied philosophy with this idea that I'm going to be a philosopher.

I'm going to, I'm going to teach philosophy in college.

It really wasn't about that.

Like my minor was my job.

My minor was in journalism.

Uh,

But what's interesting is that it has paid dividends over the years in changing how you look at problems.

And I think skills like problem solving, the ability to see the big picture and look at problem from every perspective, I really, really think those are going to be skills that will accompany an AI power user in a valuable way.

And the idea of being like, I'm going to,

I'm going to go get a degree in marketing and learn to write press releases and ad copy and how to build ads.

I mean, like that's, it's not going to look like that.

I mean, you'll need skills in that way, but it'll be skills you need in the way that, you know, you still take geography as a gen ed course.

Like you want to understand the why of why it's done, but you don't necessarily need to be able to create a map.

might depend on the learner, too.

You know, the truth is everybody learns a little differently.

Some people read, some people need to be hands on, some people like to listen to a lecturer.