Well, I'm looking at MIT's Course 9, Brain and Cognitive Sciences, and from what I understand, it's more about the *dil* and mind—how we think, learn, and perceive. The difference from Course 6-9? That's a joint computer science and cognitive science track, so it’s heavy on making machines think, while pure Course 9 feels like understanding the human *jugaad* inside our own heads.
But honestly, my reality is the newspaper clippings from my father’s office about local students who cracked IITs; everyone here thinks "computer science" is the only real degree. So to me, Course 9 sounds like a luxury—a fascinating path, but one I can't afford to consider when my family’s savings are tied to that second-hand scooter and my brother's engineering fees.
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