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[quote=Anonymous][quote][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]Anonymous wrote:
A degree isn’t just about money. Education is transformative- [b]you can see it in people’s eyes.[/b] That is more important in the long run than money.[/quote]

True. You couldn't see a college degree in Rush Limbaugh's eyes. [/quote]
Damn, you all really put your entire self worth on something external like this? That's just so embarrassing. I have a 146 IQ but a bachelor's degree which was useless and a waste of time and money. Would you really think I'm dumb? What does that say about you?[/quote]

[b]Knowledge is not the same as intelligence. You may be quite smart but are you knowledgeable?[/b][/quote]
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Oh barf.  Are your seriously implying that only people who have been to college are "knowledgeable".  Because that is straight up ignorant.  My father has a 7th grade education, from a non-english speaking country, to boot.  He has built and run several successful businesses, and made a fortune in real estate and the stock market.  That man can tell you just about anything you would want to know about US tax code, can talk geopolitics, knows how to raise and butcher animals, can cook feasts for parties of hundreds of people, and has never called a repairman in his life because he "can do it better (him)self".  His "knowledge" runs deep and wide and was gained by having curiosity, drive, and desire to improve himself.  If you think you are more "knowledgeable" because you were lucky enough to be given life circumstances that allowed to to obtain formal education, you are a damned fool.[/quote]

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