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taskemann 11 years ago

Originally Posted by trader909

i did a law degree. Very interesting. But as a career????

No. Did you know that America yearly educates 2.4 lawyers per inhabitant?
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Dan Riffle 11 years ago

Originally Posted by trader909

i did a law degree. Very interesting. But as a career????

Precisely. I would have hung myself from the basement rafters.
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- Claude Whitacre 11 years ago
  
  I didn't graduate from high school. I needed a half credit more in History.
  
  But I've always been self employed, and I never asked myself for references.
  
  I should have gone to college, but nobody in my family ever did. In my religion (or at least the one I was in at the time) college was frowned upon.
  
  Sooo....No soup for you!
  
  Originally Posted by taskemann
  
  No. Did you know that America yearly educates 2.4 lawyers per inhabitant?
  
  Do you mean...that there are 2.4 lawyers in the USA.... for every one person living in the USA?
  
  Because if that's true, I'm in the middle of a Twilight Zone episode....and so are you.
  
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taskemann

11 years ago

Originally Posted by trader909

and Dr's here? (P.H.D.'s?)

I presume most of us have degrees?

care to share?

I presume most of us doesn't have any degrees. That's also why so many of us are creative and good marketers.

Personally, I have some degree type of thing in Sales and Marketing from Oslo business school and another degree called 'Management in the retail sector' (It's a weird name so it's hard to translate). It's not any bachelor degrees or anything, but it took me 4 years to complete them.

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trader909

11 years ago

I presume most of us doesn't have any degrees. That's also why so many of us are creative and good marketers.

;0 really.......?

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Alexa Smith

Banned 11 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

I needed a half credit more in History.

And you know what they say about people who don't learn the lessons of History? They end up being highly successful and writing books and being self-employed.

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

No soup for you!

I can always offer people cream of cauliflower soup with paprika and cashewnuts, you know ...

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

Do you mean...that there are 2.4 lawyers in the USA.... for every one person living in the USA?

I like this assertion. Not only the way it differentiates between "lawyers" and "people", but its magnitude. I took it as meaning 2.4 per thousand population, but now I think about your litigous society, maybe 2.4 per person is actually nearer the mark?

Originally Posted by trader909

and Dr's here? (P.H.D.'s?)

I'm a Ph.D. student. Does that count?

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Claude Whitacre

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Alexa Smith

And you know what they say about people who don't learn the lessons of History? They end up being highly successful and writing books and being self-employed.

Alexa; To tell you the truth, a college education would help most anyone, even if they are going to be self employed all their life. Having a broader range of knowledge (my expertise is very one dimensional) helps in many ways. The social skills developed in college are a great asset. And, if you're lucky, it can awaken a love of learning you may not have had earlier.

I was lucky. I still had a love of learning, and ambition...I just didn't like high school. My social skills developed later in life, and college experience (or any experience with a solid group of intelligent people) would have made the journey easier, I think.

I already know that you have an appreciation and understanding of art and culture, that I'll never develop. And I'll bet college is the key...and intelligence.

Originally Posted by Alexa Smith

I'm a Ph.D. student. Does that count?

It will.

Claude "Sucking up to Alexa is an art" Whitacre

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AprilCT 11 years ago

Business school and some kind of street smart degree from school of hard knocks.
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- bizgrower 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by AprilCT
  
  Business school and some kind of street smart degree from school of hard knocks.
  
  Made you wise as an owl I see.
  
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  Horny Devil Banned 11 years ago
  
  Some of the most successful people I know left school at a young age, skipped college/university, and had zilch in the way of qualifications. Mind you, I believe it can be beneficial if you're wanting a career in the music industry . . .
  
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socialentry

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Ken_Caudill

Attended Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters.

I attended Hogwarts

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travlinguy

11 years ago

I spent enough time in detention to get a masters degree. Does that count for anything?

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preets

11 years ago

MBA ( Finance )

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MikeAmbrosio

11 years ago

School of Hard Knocks - Graduated with Honors

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myob 11 years ago

Eight grade was teh wonderfulest and bestest three years of my hole life.
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Dennis Gaskill

11 years ago

I've got a degree in Indifference with some additional training in Ennui.

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David Maschke

11 years ago

I got a second degree burn last week using a pressure washer. Can't say I'm really proud of it either.

A college or university degree has become a burning desire for me over the last two years though.

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