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  No. 1
>>6
why is EE harder than CS but pay less
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  No. 2
if i cared about pay i would have become an underwater welder
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  No. 3
Economies of scale
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  No. 4 >>5
How do I become an underwater welder?
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  No. 5
>>4
diver permit/cert + welding cert
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  No. 6
>>1 You are missing the fundamental difference between the two. CS has a higher ceiling, at the cost of more work. And I don't mean academically, I mean professionally

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