If my life-motivation is learning and its the only thing I really want to do in my life– what should I do?
Monday, September 26th, 2011Question by ?: If my life-motivation is learning and its the only thing I really want to do in my life– what should I do?
I would love to stay in college indefinitely, taking every class that interests me. I’d love to devote months and years of my life to particular subjects, learning all I can about them. Perhaps sort-of a modern philosopher.
But I can not have a vocation such as thus.
What do I do?
I’ve considered teaching…but I would want to teach college-level, and that usually requires extensive experience in the field… and I’d hate to my devoted to one subject.
Best answer:
Answer by Cancer Man
Perhaps you could teach. You could stay in an academic environment as a college professor.
Edit: Well then, maybe you could teach philosophy, since you expressed an interest in that field. I expect that that would be interesting enough to keep you occupied.
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