A student in r/careerguidance this week posed a question that career subreddits typically deflect rather than address: not which field is hiring, but whether any field remains structurally intact enough to train for [12]. The post works through design's collapse with specificity — engineers flooding UX/UI, AI absorbing graphic design production work, students who studied design competing against career-switchers with more experience and more flexibility. It then turns to CS and reaches the same conclusion: saturation. The replies do not resolve this. They cannot, because the saturation the post describes…