I'm sure this question has been asked a million times but

i'd say start a book club

but most phds don't attend those.

>>551049
Get a good analytical philosophy degree from a top school and be the spawn of the rich and you'll be asked to solve major financial problems and make rich men richer.

I don't think you have the mind for that though.

>>551057
How else can I obtain analytical skills obtained in a Philosophy degree without a Philosophy degree

>>551068
>How else can I obtain analytical skills obtained in a Philosophy degree without a Philosophy degree
Analytical philosophy isn't about being "analytical" as you know it, but about specifying and solving major problems in philosophy through the use of rigorous, even mathematised, language.

As opposed to continental philosophy which actually gets shit done like teaching you who to murder during the revolution.

Analytical philosophers with I:Is get picked up by city banking firms, commercial and forex banks.

Continental philosophers with I:Is get to do a 10 year PhD and then find a job in administration.

>>551049
>is... philosophy... worth my time...?
no

>>551049
Actually becoming a philosophy professor is extremely difficult. Even if you get into a top ten grad program your chances are still only around 60%. Philosophy can be a good degree to get on the side. It looks good because you learn very universal skills, namely reading, clear writing, and critical thinking skills.

>tfw go to a small school that hires mostly alums and could probably easily get a teaching job once I go to grad school
>probably won't, want to work in comics instead

>>551049
no, run away

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>>551049
>is it worth my time
Yes
>is it worth my money
No
>CS has good prospect
Nice meme. The IT market is saturated.

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>>554367
>The IT market is saturated.