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Topic	Jesus Christ, is the state of education in America really this bad?
Drpooplol 04/06/17 9:01:43 AM #11:	Darkman124 posted... pinky0926 posted... I can't imagine anything more degrading than training to a high level of academic skill only to be treated like a checkout chick at walmart. i can! going deep into debt training to a high level of academic skill only to be treated like a checkout chick at walmart. the american economy is all about predicting the best choices and making them, and not having the market change on you ever. petroleum engineering was the hot thing 4-5 years ago; now there are way too many grads in that field who can't find work. the guaranteed path to success is the security clearance-required work, which means giving up on enjoying drugs, even if they're legal in your state. by design the labor pool for that work is smaller than the market. This is shown by one of my favorite theories I learned from back in college: the economic cobweb model https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobweb_model --- Posted using GameFlux Get it now for Android from Google Play! <cite>Drpooplol posted [p:876648402] in Jesus Chri... [t:75204500]...</cite> <quote><cite>Darkman124 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>pinky0926 posted...</cite> <quote>I can't imagine anything more degrading than training to a high level of academic skill only to be treated like a checkout chick at walmart. </quote> i can! going deep into debt training to a high level of academic skill only to be treated like a checkout chick at walmart. the american economy is all about predicting the best choices and making them, and not having the market change on you ever. petroleum engineering was the hot thing 4-5 years ago; now there are way too many grads in that field who can't find work. the guaranteed path to success is the security clearance-required work, which means giving up on enjoying drugs, even if they're legal in your state. by design the labor pool for that work is smaller than the market.</quote> This is shown by one of my favorite theories I learned from back in college: the economic cobweb model https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobweb_model --- Posted using GameFlux Get it now for Android from Google Play!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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