"Existential Angst" wrote in message
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"Ignoramus1737" wrote in message
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Appx. 22 years ago, as patr of my school curriculum, I underwent a
vocational class that culminated with me getting a lathe operator's
license.

I loved the class, though when we visited the actual factory where I
was told people with my training work, I realized that higher
education was the way to go.

Without that class, I am sure that I would not end up with a garage
full of machine tools.

Funny thing about "higher" education:
You can't do a goddamm thing with it, in actuality, but it does open
doors, ups the salary ante.
Higher ed is like a mental hazing.
The most useless people on earth are Manhattan's higher-educated echelon.
But, with pretty good paychecks.
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EA

I assume you're talking about financial execs. Actually, they're very
useful, if a greedy lot by nature. The trouble is there are so many crooks
among them.

Otherwise, Manhattan's "higher-educated echelon," in business, the arts,
publishing, and so on are mostly useful. That's why they're paid well.

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Ed Huntress