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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Neither me nor my DH attended an ivy league school. We both have flexible well paying jobs with good work life balance. We have a great life and it's what we want for our kid. Not a crazy high pressure job that will destroy their health.[/quote]
Another low iq person exposed.[/quote]

DP. Nothing about that post is low IQ. It is simply stating a different preference.

Low IQ is not being able to understand the difference.[/quote]
Trying is inference using anecdotal instead of statistical evidence IS low iq.[/quote]

Except, again, that’s not what that poster was doing.

This whole discussion seems to be going over your head so you may want to bow out gracefully.[/quote]
I am the PP with the flexible well paying job. I often encounter Ivy League grads with attitudes like the "low IQ" poster. They don't do well and don't last in my sector.[/quote]

I doubt the “low IQ” poster attended an Ivy League school. More likely a striver parent on the low end of the Dunning-Kruger curve.

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Someone who attended an Ivy or knew enough people who attended an Ivy would be less likely to believe that the Ivies (or Ivy+) are the only golden ticket.[/quote]

Definitely not in my experience with Ivy League grads. Even the ones that do relatively well in the workplace have narcissistic traits that hinder their ability to lead effectively[/quote]

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