I think this statement hold truer for individuals whose competitive advantage is best suited for a high salary career. It seems the OP is inclined towards science, so it makes sense to go into a scientific field, again one that plays to the individual’s competitive advantage.
I personally wouldn’t know what to suggest, though. Porter’s idea looks good, assuming there is a noticeable gap in SENS’ research that they aren’t actively trying to fill. As a Junior in High School, I’ve actually been thinking about this quite a bit, and I would also like to go into life extension or cryonics work.
I think this statement hold truer for individuals whose competitive advantage is best suited for a high salary career. It seems the OP is inclined towards science, so it makes sense to go into a scientific field, again one that plays to the individual’s competitive advantage. I personally wouldn’t know what to suggest, though. Porter’s idea looks good, assuming there is a noticeable gap in SENS’ research that they aren’t actively trying to fill. As a Junior in High School, I’ve actually been thinking about this quite a bit, and I would also like to go into life extension or cryonics work.