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Why do you believe that pursuing one's passion is the most important thing, especially as it relates to education? Although one's passions are undoubtedly important, it seems obvious to me that they should be secondary to financial independence. For example, there are 7 education paths explicitly listed on your homepage. 5 of those 7 passions are in fields that pay well below the average market rate and/or have an extremely, extremely small success rates (I.e. fashion designer).

I don't think it is.

Think about it like this: You have a bunch of heat/ac vents in your house. The one in the bathroom always pumps out too much heat in the winter, so you decide to close it partially, or even all the way. What happens from this is the other vents push out a little bit more heat to make up for the closed one. So now the bathroom is not too hot, and everything else is pretty much the same.

Because re-routing sweat is such a massively unhealthy thing to do. You do this when you put antiperspirant deodorant on, just to a lesser extent. But hey, don't let the truth get in the way.

Yeah? What have you thought up?