A career as an Earth Scientist

>>8731554
>Markets change, you should never worry about the here and now but what is to come. As a geophysicist there is little to actually contribute if you arent inceptionally intelligent. I'll give u something tho. Certain geological occourances makes for valueables in certain areas. Maschine learning should be your second learning path. Cus geology is sciences, social studies (gender studies)

>>8731582

I like studying science though. Geoscience fascinates me, and I look forward to the career in industry, but it makes me sad to think of the potential that I may ruin my relationships with people I care about

I wish I had some good insights for you OP, but I don't.
Bamping dis to get you to the first page.

>>8731554
>She says she is OK with travelling for a while

I bet Tyrone is also okay with that.

Anyway, you shouldn't have ever gotten a girlfriend if that is your path. A person who travels a lot is fundamentally a lonely person. You SHOULD be lonely. Just like you travel the world, you should also travel from vagina to vagina.

You should settle down and you definitely shouldn't have kids (unless you don't mind fucking them up).

That said, you really made me think. When I go for a masters or doctorate degree in mathematics it will most likely be in another country because my country is pretty small and the programs are not that prestigious. I don't doubt that my gf would travel with me but the problem is... she graduates 1 year after me, which means that I would have to leave before she finishes.

Which means that I would leave her alone for 1 year, an easy target for Tyrone. Fuck man. I am sad now, fuck you.

>>8731743

Faithfulness is a quality I can rely on, from her and in fact her circle of friends.

One of their oldest friends, who met her bf a few years back at uni, has been cut off from their group as she cheated on her bf at a music festival.

Cheating is basically social sacrilege for them. A good example of morality keeping society in check.

I just love her so much and want this to work out for us.

>>8731801
Shit man.

I now know that feel. You made me know it.

>>8731919

What do you do yourself?

It's tough man. I want to expand my knowledge, grow my career and build a happy life for us, but I want to make sure I afford her the attention she deserves.

That, if anything, keeps me up at night worrying.

>>8732036
>What do you do yourself?

What do I do? I study pure mathematics and I'm pretty talented. My professors are already pushing me to get into research and get a PhD after graduation, so I have no choice. My life is already decided.

I am a bit scared because I had never thought about this before. Just the fact that my gf will graduate a year after me will be very impactful in our relationship. The only choice I possibly have is to get a masters degree locally but even that feels a bit weird because I'd rather just get into a PhD program directly and for that I definitely need to go outside because I want my PhD to be very prestigious.

Then the best option would be to help her transfer to some college in the country I will be studying at, but she does not speak any english at all and that could be a problem.

But then I could do a PhD in a spanish speaking country but I am not too excited about that.

I will probably end up either taking a 2 year masters degree locally to wait for her, or simply stay a year doing nothing waiting for her. You can't trust Tyrone man.

>>8732088

You should be able to trust the girl though, there are millions of opportunistic fuckers out there who will fuck another guys gf (I know, I once was a hedonistic degenerate), but if she is faithful that doesn't matter.

Hope it turns out well dude

>>8731634
I'm not sure about geology, but I know for geophysics you can get an 'office' job. you might have to do 3-5 yrs of field work beforehand. one of my friends after graduating sits in front of seismic traces all day doing interpretation, hates it a lot. another friend after graduating works for government doing similar stuff, both geophysicists.

one of my friends graduated with geology and he does menial lab work cataloging samples and stuff. anyway point is you dont necessarily have to travel all the time.