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no... I meant to ask here but the mods keep deleting this thread instead of the one on career advice

Well, they just seem so specific and practical... Like calculate and predict this... Maybe I would end up liking it idk... I still find physics very interesting, what should I do about it?

I'm not sure because I'm also very good at logic and cs and might have a happier life in AI research... I'm so lost at what to do

That's what I am trying to decide either I would do Math with a focus on CS and philosophy or physics and philosophy... I can picture myself doing research in AI and since I am pretty good at abstractions and the type of thinking required in pure math and cs... I just can't help but want to...

I've been interested in these 2 subjects for some time now. I'm 18 atm and since I was 13 I've been extremely fascinated by artificial intelligence and theoretical physics. I've only acted on my interest in AI though since I became president of my robotics team and was heavily focused on...

What do you think would be a more fitting discipline? Maths, Cs, Philosophy?

I think I enjoy the philosophy of it more than the actual work... Even theoretical physicist make a lot of specific calculations and I just find that boring like predicting the orbit of a planet or whatever the problem might be. I enjoy a more 'architectural' approach designing frameworks and...

I don't necessarily see myself doing work in physics since it requires dedication and a lot of perseverance and I don't think I love it that much to put up with all of that with the chance of failure. Something like AGI I could imagine myself doing that. BUT... I can't help but feel some sort of...

So I've been stuck on this problem for months. I enjoy 4 fields: Computer science, Physics, Math, and Philosophy... I mainly prefer theoretical topics and would like to stay away from industry/practical work. My main motive is for advancement and understanding..."Seekings truth". I love all...

I wanted to study physics when I was younger... took physics in high school and didn't enjoy it at all... kinematics is boring. And now when I look at physics subjects it's not as interesting as it used to be... like optics and waves(yawn) only thing that truly interested is astrophysics which...

Can I double major in Physics and CS and minor in Econ? Would that make sense? Also is CS as a major even challenging, many say it's easy.

I can minor in CS, and Econ?

Which is the only major I wouldn't be able to learn as a hobby. For example, I'm guessing you can learn EE without actually going to school for 4 years same for CS, but I could be wrong.

The thing is, I want to major in Physics but I'm also interested in other things, how do you co-op with that?

Maybe this can help. Can you tell me the generalized personality a person taking each of the majors, maybe this will help me relate more since I enjoy all of them.