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Male Professionals with Higher Ethical Standards Earn Less
Although companies have focused greater attention on the need for
ethical practices over the past few decades, male business
professionals who self-report high ethical character earn, on average,
3.4% less than their peers who don't report having such standards,
according to an analysis of data on thousands of students by Andrew
Hussey of the University of Memphis. Moreover, men who reported that
their MBA programs enhanced their ethical standards received 6.5%
lower wages than men who reported no such gain. For women, the
situation is different: Female professionals who self-report high
ethical standards receive no pay penalty, and women who said that
their schooling had raised their standards received a premium
averaging 5.5%.
Source: The effect of ethics on labor market success: Evidence from MBAs
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Although companies have focused greater attention on the need for
ethical practices over the past few decades, male business
professionals who self-report high ethical character earn, on average,


*Self-report* high ethical character????? Are you effing kidding??

They proly earn 3.4% less bec they are delusional.... LOL


3.4% less than their peers who don't report having such standards,
according to an analysis of data on thousands of students by Andrew
Hussey of the University of Memphis. Moreover, men who reported that
their MBA programs enhanced their ethical standards received 6.5%
lower wages than men who reported no such gain. For women, the
situation is different: Female professionals who self-report high
ethical standards receive no pay penalty, and women who said that
their schooling had raised their standards received a premium
averaging 5.5%.
Source: The effect of ethics on labor market success: Evidence from MBAs


In the current zeitgeist today, truly ethical people are lucky they are not
homeless.

Unfortunately, most assholes view "paying dey taxes" as responsible and
ethical.
And paying taxes, in the current scheme of things, is actually un-ethical.
And cowardly.... but an understandable cowardice.
Sheeit, I pay my taxes, and go into a fukn rage every fukn April.
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On Thu, 17 May 2012 09:40:31 -0400, "Existential Angst"
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MAY 14, 2012
Male Professionals with Higher Ethical Standards Earn Less
Although companies have focused greater attention on the need for
ethical practices over the past few decades, male business
professionals who self-report high ethical character earn, on average,


*Self-report* high ethical character????? Are you effing kidding??

They proly earn 3.4% less bec they are delusional.... LOL



That jumped out at me as well. It'd be interesting to know how the
study controlled for the obvious problem. Reminds me of the old riddle
about the liar and the truth-teller.
http://www.bigriddles.com/riddle/a-l...a-truth-teller

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MAY 14, 2012
Male Professionals with Higher Ethical Standards Earn Less Although
companies have focused greater attention on the need for ethical
practices over the past few decades, male business professionals who
self-report high ethical character earn, on average,


*Self-report* high ethical character????? Are you effing kidding??

They proly earn 3.4% less bec they are delusional.... LOL



That jumped out at me as well. It'd be interesting to know how the study
controlled for the obvious problem. Reminds me of the old riddle about
the liar and the truth-teller.
http://www.bigriddles.com/riddle/a-l...a-truth-teller


Reports in the press of studies like that never seem to mention such self-
selection.

And they certainly never seem to take into account the people who just
don't answer the survey at all -- they just blithely assume that all the
folks who look at the survey, say "pfffft!!" and toss it in the round
file are exactly like all the folks with interest and time enough to
actually answer the thing.

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Control system and signal processing consulting
www.wescottdesign.com
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MAY 14, 2012
Male Professionals with Higher Ethical Standards Earn Less
Although companies have focused greater attention on the need for
ethical practices over the past few decades, male business
professionals who self-report high ethical character earn, on average,


*Self-report* high ethical character????? Are you effing kidding??

They proly earn 3.4% less bec they are delusional.... LOL


Not so fast...

Implicit is that the higher earners "self-reported" as having lower (or at
least average) "ethical standards"


3.4% less than their peers who don't report having such standards,
according to an analysis of data on thousands of students by Andrew
Hussey of the University of Memphis. Moreover, men who reported that
their MBA programs enhanced their ethical standards received 6.5%
lower wages than men who reported no such gain. For women, the
situation is different: Female professionals who self-report high
ethical standards receive no pay penalty, and women who said that
their schooling had raised their standards received a premium
averaging 5.5%.
Source: The effect of ethics on labor market success: Evidence from MBAs


In the current zeitgeist today, truly ethical people are lucky they are
not homeless.

Unfortunately, most assholes view "paying dey taxes" as responsible and
ethical.


No, assholes who cheat on their taxes need to be punished and any ill-gotten
assets confiscated.

And paying taxes, in the current scheme of things, is actually un-ethical.
And cowardly.... but an understandable cowardice.


If you you really think it would be a good thing if everybody simply refused
to pay taxes then your head needs examined.

Really you do.

Sheeit, I pay my taxes, and go into a fukn rage every fukn April.
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On Thu, 17 May 2012 09:40:31 -0400, "Existential Angst"
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http://web.hbr.org/email/archive/dai...hp?date=051412


MAY 14, 2012
Male Professionals with Higher Ethical Standards Earn Less Although
companies have focused greater attention on the need for ethical
practices over the past few decades, male business professionals who
self-report high ethical character earn, on average,

*Self-report* high ethical character????? Are you effing kidding??

They proly earn 3.4% less bec they are delusional.... LOL



That jumped out at me as well. It'd be interesting to know how the study
controlled for the obvious problem. Reminds me of the old riddle about
the liar and the truth-teller.
http://www.bigriddles.com/riddle/a-l...a-truth-teller


Reports in the press of studies like that never seem to mention such self-
selection.

And they certainly never seem to take into account the people who just
don't answer the survey at all -- they just blithely assume that all the
folks who look at the survey, say "pfffft!!" and toss it in the round
file are exactly like all the folks with interest and time enough to
actually answer the thing.


Most studies you read nowadays are the product of desperate PhDs tryna keep
dey useless jobs -- the proverbial publish or perish.
It was ALWAYS publish or perish, except previously "quality" -- heh, and
honesty -- was implicit. Now, it's any goddammthing, incl, I think,
confabulation.

Science stopped being science shortly after Watson&Crick -- partic Watson --
stole Linus Pauling's THIRD nobel prize. And Roslyn Franck's, and a bunch
of others.

Pauling was LITERALLY minutes away from solving the structure. He had
ALREADY solved the triple helix of alpha keratin, and had deduced the double
helix structure of DNA, except with an inverted backbone. A cupla more
minutes with the data Watson had hijacked, and bang......

And there's always the Bogdanoff Bros.:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bogdanov_Affair

And their chins:
http://www.celebrityplasticsurgery.t...anoff-brothers

Science hasn't been the same since. And in the last 20 years, since Big
Pharma has infiltrated the University system, just forget it, you cain't
hardly believe *textbooks* any more.
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MAY 14, 2012
Male Professionals with Higher Ethical Standards Earn Less
Although companies have focused greater attention on the need for
ethical practices over the past few decades, male business
professionals who self-report high ethical character earn, on average,


*Self-report* high ethical character????? Are you effing kidding??

They proly earn 3.4% less bec they are delusional.... LOL


Not so fast...

Implicit is that the higher earners "self-reported" as having lower (or at
least average) "ethical standards"


The bottom line is that all things being equal, a mutha****a is likely to
earn assloads more than non-mutha****as.
Whether either KNOWS this or not is pretty effing moot, imo.

When yer being ****ed in the ass, introspection is a bit of a low priority,
imo.



3.4% less than their peers who don't report having such standards,
according to an analysis of data on thousands of students by Andrew
Hussey of the University of Memphis. Moreover, men who reported that
their MBA programs enhanced their ethical standards received 6.5%
lower wages than men who reported no such gain. For women, the
situation is different: Female professionals who self-report high
ethical standards receive no pay penalty, and women who said that
their schooling had raised their standards received a premium
averaging 5.5%.
Source: The effect of ethics on labor market success: Evidence from MBAs


In the current zeitgeist today, truly ethical people are lucky they are
not homeless.

Unfortunately, most assholes view "paying dey taxes" as responsible and
ethical.


No, assholes who cheat on their taxes need to be punished and any
ill-gotten assets confiscated.

And paying taxes, in the current scheme of things, is actually
un-ethical. And cowardly.... but an understandable cowardice.


If you you really think it would be a good thing if everybody simply
refused to pay taxes then your head needs examined.

Really you do.


The "right" not to pay unjust taxes is right up there with the right to bear
arms.
Unfortunately, there is no amendment to this effect.

And the WAY our taxes are administered/imposed makes virtually ALL of them
unjust.

Hey, why don't you pay extra, then?
I'm sure your CongressWhore has a few concubines who could use, well, a
tip....

Will you be needing a happy ending, Sir??
Sure, and here's an extree $50 from ole PMT..... just don't get it in my
eye, OK???
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Sheeit, I pay my taxes, and go into a fukn rage every fukn April.
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Not so fast...

Implicit is that the higher earners "self-reported" as having lower (or at
least average) "ethical standards"


The bottom line is that all things being equal, a mutha****a is likely to
earn assloads more than non-mutha****as.


As a society, many of us tend to idolize the rich...that they ( the rich ) would tend towards exploit this anomoly is far from surprising, at least to me.

--after all, most of them are probably moderately psychotic individuals to begin with.

Whether either KNOWS this or not is pretty effing moot, imo.

When yer being ****ed in the ass, introspection is a bit of a low priority,
imo.


Cheating on your taxes, just because others also do it, doesn't solve the problem.

Indeed, it only worsens the situation...


In the current zeitgeist today, truly ethical people are lucky they are
not homeless.

Unfortunately, most assholes view "paying dey taxes" as responsible and
ethical.


No, assholes who cheat on their taxes need to be punished and any
ill-gotten assets confiscated.

And paying taxes, in the current scheme of things, is actually
un-ethical. And cowardly.... but an understandable cowardice.


If you you really think it would be a good thing if everybody simply
refused to pay taxes then your head needs examined.

Really you do.


The "right" not to pay unjust taxes is right up there with the right to bear
arms.
Unfortunately, there is no amendment to this effect.

And the WAY our taxes are administered/imposed makes virtually ALL of them
unjust.


Jail sandwich=one slice of wheat, one slice of white, with pre-mixed peanut butter and jelly spread in between...

Point being, every inmate still thinks HE'S the one that's being treated the most unfairly...


I'm sure your CongressWhore has a few concubines who could use, well, a
tip...


Pretty sure what I'm hearing above is envy, perhaps you should run for office...

Will you be needing a happy ending, Sir??


All in all, I fairly happy with government spending, because only rarely does it go directly to places Wal Mart and then suddenly dissapear to points unknown; instead, we usually end up with jobs, roads, bridges and a lot of other nice little things like tanks, nuclear submarines, aircraft carriers, and so forth...

--things that all likelyhood we'd have to do without were it up to folks like Donald Trump ( and apparently, you ) to personally finance...


Hey, why don't you pay extra, then?


See below...

Sure, and here's an extree $50 from ole PMT..... just don't get it in my
eye, OK???


What apparently, you fail to understand, is that ( probably ) the both of us are ALREADY paying more--it's just that *we* have no choice in the matter...

Whereas there's a small percentage who actually has the option of paying substantially less, and who usually takes it.


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Not so fast...

Implicit is that the higher earners "self-reported" as having lower (or
at
least average) "ethical standards"


The bottom line is that all things being equal, a mutha****a is likely to
earn assloads more than non-mutha****as.


As a society, many of us tend to idolize the rich...that they ( the rich )
would tend towards exploit this anomoly is far from surprising, at least to
me.
================================================== =====

Well, there is the Pogo-ism to all this: We are our own enemy.

With the PV corollary being: You can only be so much of an
asshole/oblivious, without affecting society at large.
And we have indeed affected society-at-large.



--after all, most of them are probably moderately psychotic individuals to
begin with.
================================================== =========

A very asstute point. Not psychotic, but profoundly sociopathic.




Whether either KNOWS this or not is pretty effing moot, imo.

When yer being ****ed in the ass, introspection is a bit of a low
priority,
imo.


Cheating on your taxes, just because others also do it, doesn't solve the
problem.

Indeed, it only worsens the situation...
================================================== ==

Except note that I didn't use the word "cheat".
I said, Don't Pay.

And, I just closed on a re-fi. I'll bet you didn't know banks were
licensed colonoscopists -- except they don't use anaesthesia.
Iffin there were anything wrong with my effing taxes, bleeve me, they'da
found it.

The banks are doing everything they can NOT to give loans.



In the current zeitgeist today, truly ethical people are lucky they are
not homeless.

Unfortunately, most assholes view "paying dey taxes" as responsible and
ethical.


No, assholes who cheat on their taxes need to be punished and any
ill-gotten assets confiscated.

And paying taxes, in the current scheme of things, is actually
un-ethical. And cowardly.... but an understandable cowardice.


If you you really think it would be a good thing if everybody simply
refused to pay taxes then your head needs examined.

Really you do.


The "right" not to pay unjust taxes is right up there with the right to
bear
arms.
Unfortunately, there is no amendment to this effect.

And the WAY our taxes are administered/imposed makes virtually ALL of them
unjust.


Jail sandwich=one slice of wheat, one slice of white, with pre-mixed peanut
butter and jelly spread in between...

Point being, every inmate still thinks HE'S the one that's being treated the
most unfairly...


I'm sure your CongressWhore has a few concubines who could use, well, a
tip...


Pretty sure what I'm hearing above is envy, perhaps you should run for
office...
================================================== =====

Do you always confuse contempt with envy?





Will you be needing a happy ending, Sir??


All in all, I fairly happy with government spending, because only rarely
does it go directly to places Wal Mart and then suddenly dissapear to points
unknown; instead, we usually end up with jobs, roads, bridges and a lot of
other nice little things like tanks, nuclear submarines, aircraft carriers,
and so forth...

--things that all likelyhood we'd have to do without were it up to folks
like Donald Trump ( and apparently, you ) to personally finance...


Hey, why don't you pay extra, then?


See below...

Sure, and here's an extree $50 from ole PMT..... just don't get it in my
eye, OK???


What apparently, you fail to understand, is that ( probably ) the both of us
are ALREADY paying more--it's just that *we* have no choice in the matter...

Whereas there's a small percentage who actually has the option of paying
substantially less, and who usually takes it.
================================================== ============

We can agree to disagree, in which case you should should turn in your guns,
pay double your taxes, and, well, just lube yerself up.
Your well-intended rationalized contortions are exactly what has facilitated
these political/economic ass-****ings up to our ileocecal valves....
An ass****ing up to the sigmoid colon? Well, that's to be expected. You
get that everywhere.
But up to the small intestine?? Dats a little too far.....

And btw, I don't pretend to have a solution, I don't know that a solution
even exists, at this point. I think it's very likely that technology has
irreversibly lobotomized the (m)asses. "They" likely have won.

But I'm not going to pretend that a rapacious ass****ing is a colonoscopy,
either.
Recognition is the first step to solving any problem.
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Geez, and we needed to pay somebody several hundred K $ to figure
this out??????

Umm, you leave out lawyers, politicians "investment consultants"
and you already have skewed the curve.

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Geez, and we needed to pay somebody several hundred K $ to figure
this out??????


YUP!!!!!!
More, if you factor in university pensions.

Don't forget the 10,000 or so scientists who can't agree on how to read an
effing thermometer....
They should hire my wife... She can accurately read a thermometer -- of all
types -- clear up to 450 F!!!

And, of course, don't forget Cold Fusion.....


Umm, you leave out lawyers, politicians "investment consultants"
and you already have skewed the curve.


Here, "ethical" without the preceding "Un-" would indeed be a confabulation.
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I'm sure your CongressWhore has a few concubines who could use, well, a
tip...


Pretty sure what I'm hearing above is envy, perhaps you should run for
office...
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Do you always confuse contempt with envy?



Not confused at all...just sayin that oftentimes, envy underlies contempt.


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