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A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
human
Just become a senior software engineer, it’s just that you’ll have to do college for 5 years then unpaid/paid internships for 5 years then once you get a real job you do that for another 5 years, switching companies every 2 years or so and get hired as a senior software engineer with 10 years of experience and a masters degree then you’ll have all the free time in the world, there’s a catch doh, if you don’t keep improving your skills you’re going to get fired

Edit: people have been telling me that you don’t actually have to do this much for the same results which is quite reassuring
gpt
sad reality.

also, just to share, i have classmates from high school that are now engineers -- mechanical, chemical, electrical etc. and those who work in BPO companies (even those who didn't pursue college) earn higher than them.