So in the past couple years I've been in a stage of questioning and searching for meaning in my life. Maybe this existentialism happened a little sooner for me than it does for most people. After much introspection, I concluded that the meaning of life is to never stop learning about, pursuing, and doing whatever the hell you may be most interested in at that moment.

Well I've been trying to figure out what I want to get my degree in since I'm just about done with undergraduate work...possibly thinking about liberal studies since I can dabble in just about anything that interests me...art, literature, history, sociology, psych, etc. I basically want to be a modern day Renaissance man, as my future as a pilot requires a degree, but not in anything specific.
But looking at the course catalog, there are only a couple of classes that I haven't had already (I'm at a 2 year school improving my GPA so I can transfer), two of them being Social Problems and Human Sexuality. So I'm thinking hell, I can learn the underlying dynamics of social and sexual interaction while earning college credit! Not to mention the fact that most girls (tons of hotties) at my school are Sociology and Psych majors. That's like killing three birds with one stone (degree requirement, learning game theory, and meeting women.) Sorry if I'm ranting, but I'm feeling pretty smart right about now.

Now if only I could put this kind of dynamic thinking into starting a successful business, I'd be set.

Sounds good. But, make sure that degree takes you where you want to be in life.

Edit: *spelling errors*

Ha, I think even talking about my childhood would be a turn-on to most psych majors (almost wrote psycho..lol). I was fortunate enough to have two parents who were stable in their marriage and supported my childhood endeavors as much as possible.

The main reason I want to learn as much about women as possible is so that I make damn sure I know how find the right one for when I want to have kids...not ending in divorce 5 or 10 years down the road and screwing the kids over emotionally.