<human>: Apparently colleges don't see reading articles/redditing as a productive use of my time... but this is what I love to do. I like learning about all kinds of things. I, like most of reddit, am extremely curious. As a post on the front page said before, "There is no cure for curiosity". People are impressed by my vast expertise in seemingly random topics and while I love random facts, I also like focused subjects such as psychology, psycho-pharmacology, and the science side of psychedelic and other drugs.

My dillema is this: I need to show colleges that I have been using my time, and I need to find activities/clubs/organizations/summer programs that will help this curiosity thrive.

My parents are really angry at the fact that I don't do anything after school right now (other than tons of homework) while my friends play sports or do instruments.

For reference, some of my other interests are: technology, programming, photography, digital art, current events, entrepreneurship, fountain pens, watches and other weird things.

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<bot>: I have trouble finding activities related to my interests (mainly just LEARNING) and I am looking for after school programs, summer programs or anything else that a fellow redditor may have done that they enjoyed.