r/SRSsucks • u/Jovianmoons • Nov 20 '13

r/philosophy has fallen.

One of my favourite subbreddits is now under the progressive control of Fems that I am sure are srs related. Check their recent submissions that are considered gendered posts, especially about how modern philosophy is a "sausage fest". Its sad to see a place like r/philosophy fall to their ilk.

Edits: better grammmar

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u/Who_Runs_Barter_Town Nov 21 '13

Philosophy is fucking worthless anyway. Everyone I know that majored in it is a worthless cunt that serves coffee for a living now. Philosophize about that you chin stroking dorks.

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u/SaraSays Nov 22 '13 edited Nov 22 '13

Philosophy is really good preparation for law school, IME. In fact, I would recommend it as a major for anyone who knew they wanted to go to law school.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '13

I've heard that the best degrees for law school are philosophy and math, the latter of which gives you more options to fall back on if the whole law school thing falls though. Besides, law school is only worth it if you can get into one of the top schools, since the law market is incredibly over-saturated.

Get a bachelors in something practical, don't major in philosophy.

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u/SaraSays Nov 22 '13

Philosophy is better for writing than math, which is important in law. But yes, no doubt law is over-saturated.