>>11410871>person A gets a CS degree>takes out student loans or works menial jobs or has daddy pay for college>lets school dictate his pace, gets a summer slaveternship, or goes to summer school, or works, or does jack shit. his "4 year degree" is at least 2 years of bullshit liberal arts and other assorted time wasting>person B self studies CS, maybe his parents let him live in the basement rent free, maybe he supports himself through working the same jobs as person A>within a year and a half, he has the knowledge required for an entry level position>now his salary has jumped, and he is financially ahead of person A>In the 3 year difference he can study the exact same knowledge person A will get in his college, while getting paid more and getting industry experienceMany such cases. A CS degree only counts if your employer has a government contract, and it'll come up in a (((background check))). There is literally no reason to get a CS degree. It's not so hard that you need somebody to hold your hand through Stanford's reading list. If you go to school for CS, you are literally a brainlet. I know, because I took some CS classes, and I could tell just by talking to classmates about assignments or tests what the IQ difference was.
>b-but those brainlets in your entry level CS all got filteredThat may be so, but they were all still able to land CS jobs after school with a different major. In the end, their stupidity was to their benefit, as they ended up getting degrees that actually counted for something. People with CS degrees are literally too smart for their own good, yet not actually smart.
