Polls: Education & Career

I would've said million dollar idea but some ideas are not for making millions. So have you figured out yours?
Don't need to spill it out, just asking

Current company that I've been working at for 2 years:
Small company
Salary: 77,000
Title: Senior Accountant
15% chance of being sold

Company I have an offer to go work for:
Large company, stable (will not be sold. they are only growing)
Salary: 67,000
Title: Accountant III
0% chance of being sold

What is he/she like? VOTE!!!

1. Master of Science in Finance : $60k debt, would target competitive jobs in high finance roles. Expected salary after graduation - $45k to 65k. Interesting work. Career progression can be very high.

2. Master in Accounting : $55k debt. 100% certainty of getting a job, monotonous work.
Expected salary post graduation - $55k to 60k. Career progression can be high.

3. Master in Public Policy : $40k debt. Almost certain of getting a job. Interesting and high social impact work, can be boring sometimes.
Expected salary post graduation - $40k to 50k. Career progression is mediocre.

Are we becoming too dependent on technology? We rarely pay much attention to math as we have a calculator on our phone. Services such as uber eats - you never need to go anywhere. Online dating - there's no need to make an effort to meet people. Everything you need is in the palm of your hand.

If you had the chance to remove the existence of the internet or stop the progression of some technologies - would you do it? I know a lot tech has very been beneficial especially in the medical profession.

Please explain your answers

This is something I've been struggling with lately, I feel like I wasted the first 20 years of my life. I feel like I was a kid at one point and I just woke up from a long coma and I'm 20 turning 21, no skills, no talents, no experiences, I wasted the first 20 years of my life playing video games, watching TV and dealing with depression and social anxiety. I feel like no matter what I do at this point I will always be at least 5 years behind. I really wish I could push the rewind button on my life.

if you have NEVER been to Duke University, but you want to say that you wish you went to duke AND played basketball over there.

which of these statement can be said

I've always had a dream career in mind (haven't we all?) and I'm at the stage in my life where I feel I should take the next step towards it. Sadly, I've just got a mortgage so funds are pretty tight at the moment. Would you take that step into the unknown and try to follow your dreams or stay safe with consistent money coming in from my current job?

I'm 21 and still living at my parent's, I have a job though, I do medical billing part time while training to be an entrepreneur and I work from home. My job doesn't pay much because the practice I'm working for is very new and doesn't have much money coming in, but I'm only going to work this job temporarily (about 1 year) before I start investing in stocks and real estate. For now while I'm living here I'm paying for the household essentials (toilet paper, dish soap, trash bags, etc.) which has been a big improvement because we would always run out of those things because we never had much money, and I'm saving my surplus money on my Robinhood account. I set a limit at 23, so at 23 I will either move out or go homeless.

But I recently lost 70 pounds and I'm getting ready to go cloth shopping for the first time in 5 years and I want to start dressing nicer. I'm tired of jeans and tshirts every day, I want to start wearing nice button down shirts and blazers, nothing expensive though just things I can find at wamart. But I feel like it's wrong and I don't deserve it because I'm still living at my parent's house.

by the way my parent's actually like me living here because I help out with the payments and house work. Also, even though I tend to beat myself up for living with my parents still, but I'm learning to be proud of the things I do have like having absolutely no debt (didn't go to college), I have no kids (my mother and my older siblings had kids by the time they were my age), and I have no addictions to anything (which actually runs in the family. Also, I'm not planning on dating until I move out either.