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Da Borg (vla_di_mip@uniserve.com) wrote:
: martelld@netcom.ca (Darren Martell) and
: dkenterpdelete@cadvison.com wrote with possible deletions:

: > >Some people don't need violence to get even :)  
: > >We just laugh all the way to the bank.
: > 95% of people have jobs
: > 95% of people die broke
: > let 5them get you education
: > as there is no corelation between education and money

: Why do you think so? Look at any job offer: most potential
: employers probably won't even consider a resume where an
: educational institution is not mentioned. That leads to the
: conclusion that people who studied (or bought their degrees,
: he-heh) have more chances of getting a job rather than those
: who didn't. This is an interesting circle: 

Just a warning;  dkenterp, at least, will probably try to convince you
that getting a job won't make you money (if he bothers to respond.)  He's
convinced not only that everyone is mentally and psychologically suited to
self-employment, but that it's the only way to "get ahead" in the money
game.

For most, that's not a viable option; either because they don't have the
right aptitudes for running their own business, or because they're simply
not interested in that type of career.  For people like that, good
education (or, hard work in an advanceable career) is the only option, if
they want something with a decent wage.

(Job-education-experience loop snipped.)

: It is difficult to break the loop.

Too true.

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