Yes, he has a lot of aspergers traits & comes from a family with money, only weird thing is he's bad at math, but maybe he forgot it lol. His background is Linux, he refers to himself as educated & other folks as non educated.

just lol at degrees srs (I have a degree so no bias). It's all about the numbers.

Which person MOGS the other?
person 1: has a Masters or PHD but makes less than person 2
person 2: no degree but is a baller

who mogs IRL? person 2 100 percent srs.

The other thing to keep in mind is that degreesusedto mean something. A few decades ago almost all college degrees were useful and a sign of higher value and intelligence.

That is emphatically no longer the case, and much of the time is actually the opposite. There are far too many college places offered and too many people attending college in general, particularly specializing in arts-oriented areas that will have no benefit to society or the students themselves (which you have to be pretty dumb to do).

So these days someone having a degree often means they are actually less intelligent and worse off financially.

you need to be somewhat decent at math to get a CS degree, someone bad at math may have difficulty with discrete math and calc 2. i've forgotten a lot, so maybe. And for the rest, yeah he sounds like an absolute snob.

man: person 2
woman: person 1

id hope to imagine each would have equal respect for their achievements however. both require a lot of hard work and dedication.

100% agreed. college degree is a dime a dozen nowadays. Even students with engineering degrees struggle to find jobs nowadays. your degree is just a checkmark/prerequisite on a job application. The "everyone has to go to college" mentality is from retarded boomers who push their kids into student loans they will spend the rest of their life paying off. the amount of young grads working part time at starbucks and service jobs is astonishing.

Women that have degrees are usually higher quality than those that don’t imo. This doesn’t apply to 90% of degrees that women get though. Women that study science or engineering etc are fuking awesome.


The women in my masters degree for anesthesia were 10x higher quality than normal college girls. They were all smart as fuk and had their **** together hardcore.

How do y'all come up with this random BS?

- no degree
- also no student debt

Took courses on various things, but just paid as I went.

My only "win" in my divorce was not being on the hook for my ex's student loans. Still ended up in the red when it was final, but it could have been worse.

we hate females

join date: 2011, woman

a decade here, do you not understand the misc is a boys locker room where we can just shoot the chit and blow off some steam

Young women have a chip on their shoulder despite making up like 70% of college graduates, outearning men their age, and in general having easymode life. They all think they're like Amelia Earhart or some chit srs.

well no fkn chit they're already experienced and intelligent doctors if they're specializing in anaesthesia of course they will be better than 99.99% of women

M'kay.Of course I do. This one just struck me as extra random.

A lot of men probably realize that higher education doesn't mean chit and that there are a lot of idiots with degrees and start valuing degrees less

Whatever happened to her by the way?

She broke up with Sandman and disappeared

Lmfao.

"Excuse me, it'sDoCtoR"

Because they know something you don't.

All that time and money just to buy a dog and die alone.

I love their vaginas/tits/ass

It's just their brains that are concerning

This. Get turned on by girls in bio crew

When I got my Bachelor's I thought I was the chit. Then I went into my first job interview after not having studied/practiced for a couple of months, not even prepping, and got absolutely destroyed lmao. Then I sat back focused for like a month or 2 studying for interviews and trying to get useful knowledge in my head, then got my way into a different job's interview and killed it, been working in the industry ever since, way more capable than I was several years ago. Experience >>> Degree. But the degree does help build upon your foundational skills. I'll always remember how to write/read basic programs, work with regex, figure out how to accomplish things coding/scripting wise with some Googling for help.

Now I meet people with way more skills than me, higher incomes, and some of them have what I'd say were "weaker" degrees, or even no degree at all.

It's all about getting that first entry level job in the industry, being skillful enough to pass the interviews, having some certifications and connections to potentially help as well. After that your experience speaks for itself and escalates your career, and hopefully your skills are increasing along the way simultaneously. That's what enables you to hop across companies making $20k+, or even $50k+ salary increases.