I’d love someone here to tell me why my son should have gone to Harvard for his computer degree instead of local GMU. He’s making great money in cyber security after graduation with no debt. |
Ha, seriously. Tucker is an old out of touch rich shut-in with no understanding of the real world. |
He didn’t drop out, right? |
No they didn’t. Sergey brin and Larry page met and came up with the idea for google while they were graduate students at Stanford. They obviously had undergrad degrees. Warren buffet has an undergrad degree and an MBA. Steve Ballmer, former Ceo of Microsoft and billionaire many times has an mba too. And even The idea for Facebook came when Mark Z was at college and his co-founders were his friends there. Good universities bring smart people to together. |
And…your point? Disregarding your classism, why are you assuming all these people mentioned are ignorant? Are you that shallow that you think the only way to learn is through a 4-year university? People read books on their own sometime. You do know that, right? Cormac McCarthy, arguably one of the best writers of the past 50 years, dropped out of school to join the Air Force. The reason why the working class characters in his novels, and their occupations, are written with such fine detail is that he actually lived an adventurous life and didn’t spend most of his waking hours at a desk. Ditto Earnest Hemingway, who never went to college at all. The hubris of these middlebrow office drones in this thread is mind boggling. Using “ignorance as bliss” as a put down as if being happy was less important than being a unhappy credentialed snob. |
There are thousands of people in this area with IT jobs who pull down $150,000+ without an undergrad degree. A lot of employers value skills over a diploma. |
Nice self righteous rant. Feel better now? I went to trade school and am a member in good standing of a labor union, so you can take your “classism” put downs and shove it. My point is that when you aren’t aware of the big problems, you are likely happier. But someone has to be in charge. Someone has to make policy. Those someones need to be educated. |
Anyone who writes For Whom the Bell Tolls, Old Man and the Sea, Blood Meridian, or The Road is smarter than your average Senator. You can be successful, well read, erudite, and make wise decisions without going to college. Conversely, there are a lot of foolish morons out there with degrees. |
Understatement of the century. And yes, I did earn degrees, but would never state that those who went to college are somehow smarter than those who did not. |
You can be educated without a degree. Unfortunately many of the working class feel genuine hostility toward education and expertise. Or they just don’t care, and that’s fine too. |
Just learn to code you rubes and you can be one of the thousands in a nation of 350 million people to make $150,000. Really great odds. And Tucker in this very interview said such desk jobs are soul destroying. Not adventurous enough for the dainty blue blood with school boy hair. |
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Tucker Carlson is such a hideous hypocrite. For his own kid Buckley, he emailed a prominent Democratic first son to ask him to pull strings to get him into Georgetown. (His kid didn’t get in even after that, he went to UVA as a legacy.) So Tucker can pretend he’s a man of the people but for his kids he wanted them to be college grads at elite universities.
https://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/may/19/tucker-carlson-hunter-biden-georgetown -emails Emails reveal the ‘extent’ which Carlson was willing to turn on Biden’s son since the 2020 election, Washington Post says The existence of emails about getting Buckley Carlson into Georgetown has been known for some time, thanks to a laptop once owned by H Biden that was obtained by Donald Trump’s lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, and pushed to media in 2020. |
| Tucker Carlson is the manager of the Daily Caller. He clearly isn’t hiring college grads to work there because the spelling errors there are similar to the ones my 10 year old makes. |
Don’t you know. . . It’s Lurnt it. There I fixed it fer ya! |