I can agree with that, like I put it to someone here. I would consider Goshin to be a wise person because when he posts he draws from a personal experience. I think the ability to do that is a form of wisdom, IE the ability to draw from experience and not from knowledge. Being wise makes arguments more palpable. I've recently changed my opinion on free will, I thought that their was no free will and that we were basiccly a machine with which our inputs are genes, upbringing, schooling, teachers, peers, etc etc. Now I think it is more of a in the moment you don't choose, your subconscious chooses (the upbringing part, non-free will). For instance, when you are driving your car down the road you are not consciously thinking about your speed, gas or brakes, steering, etc etc; rather, your conscious thought is dedicated to things you have done or are going to do, but you do have free will when presented with the conscious choice of whether you want to go to your mom's house for dinner or to your friend's house for dinner. Although, the non free willers would point out that all of your options may not be presented to you because your subconscious has filtered those options out. IE you can go to your mom's/friend's, but you could also go into a random person's house and have dinner.
Anyways, sorry got away with myself there. My choice on the two majors has come down to which one I think I will enjoy more. I like to think of the job choice as which one would I like to have as a hobby? Which one would I like to do on my spare time? If I were to bring my work home, which one would that be from?