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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Why is a degree in philosophy always considered one of the most useless degrees of all? What do those of you currently studying philosophy wish to do after graduation?
gpt
> Why is a degree in philosophy always considered one of the most useless degrees of all? 

Well, it's not; though perhaps it's *often* considered this.

Presumably the reason for that is that people are under a lot of misapprehensions about the utility of different degrees.  On the basis likewise of traditional pedagogical principles, the requests employers make about what skills they'd like employees to have, the data we have on career success, and the data we have on standardized testing post-graduation, philosophy is among the highest performing majors.