You're the one who claimed there is a profusion of "useless" degrees out there, but you cannot define precisely what they areapparently you cannot.
I'm fine with my understanding.
You're the one who claimed there is a profusion of "useless" degrees out there, but you cannot define precisely what they areapparently you cannot.
I'm fine with my understanding.
nor can you refute they exist.You're the one who claimed there is a profusion of "useless" degrees out there, but you cannot define precisely what they are
How can I refute something you haven't defined?nor can you refute they exist.
its not up to me to teach you what words mean.How can I refute something you haven't defined?
I really liked my art history, music appreciation, and Chinese history classes.No one is forced to take art history.
So you can't tell me what these useless degrees are or explain why they are useless.its not up to me to teach you what words mean!!
cool story, Eugene.I really liked my art history, music appreciation, and Chinese history classes.
and you cannot dispute their existence.So you can't tell me what these useless degrees are or explain why they are useless.
If there are a profusion of useless degrees out there you should be able to easily identify them and explain exactly why they're useless.how can he dispute their existence if he doesn't know what they are?
typical dumbest shit ever.
True in any job, Cyborg.Skilled blue collar labor can earn really good money.
The problem is, you can generally only do it if you are healthy and relatively young.
...or own a plumbing company.A plumber who gets a chronic back injury at age 40 is going to have his career seriously curtailed.
They usually own the company and/or are retiring.And I don't see a lot of 60 year old HVAC guys.
Statistical math is not a proof, Hugo.But overall, college graduates earn more. All statistics on this prove it.
Poor old Cyborg doesn't realize that fracking is thousands of years old.So-?
Math error. Failure to declare dataset. Failure to calculate margin of error value. Attempted proof by randU.Yes, on average they do.
Attempted proof by anecdote. Argument from ignorance fallacy.My buddy from high school got a degree in French and had a successful career in international commerce and as president of the visitor and convention bureau of a major city in Florida.
I literally know zero people who received humanities degrees and then got stuck in careers at Starbucks or Wal-Mart.
you should be able to say there are few useless degrees if that's what you believe.If there are a profusion of useless degrees out there you should be able to easily identify them and explain exactly why they're useless.
You never drilled for oil, Cyborg. You never worked at a convention bureau either.You must have really low standards for yourself if you think drilling for oil or working at the convention bureau are "elitist"![]()
Pretty sure what he's saying he did isn't that dangerous. It's more like surveying and testing places.You never drilled for oil, Cyborg. You never worked at a convention bureau either.
Oil well drillers, work hard. You couldn't do it. It's dangerous. You couldn't do it.
A convention bureau requires handling large numbers of conventions and the people that coordinate them and those that attend them. You couldn't do it.
Neither of these jobs is elite, but they require skill to accomplish successfully. Skills you don't have.
The so-called 'liberal arts degree' at many universities.Define "useless degree"