On Oct 30, 3:02*pm, Hawke wrote:

While I'm sure that happens on occasion I'm think what happens the
majority of the time is that the college educated person gets a higher
paying job and earns more over the course of his life than the guy
without one. So if you play the odds you get a degree, if you're capable
of it. That doesn't mean you get ahead it just means your chances are a
lot better.

Strange that you should make this argument since you did not go to
college until most of your working life was over. And then you got a
degree in political science and yet you have not mentioned that you
ever worked where that degree would be an advantage.


Steve Jobs was in the ground floor of the
computer's invention.

Actually Steve Jobs was not in on the ground floor of the computers
invention. Read "
Eniac " by Scott McCartney.



Hawke