Likewise I'm still supported by my passion and I wouldn't have made it if I'd listened to people like you. I'm glad I didn't.
You're assuming too much. I never said I won't back my kids' passions and talents. Lord knows I spend enough time taking one to indoor winter baseball twice a week because he "wants to be like dad".
You sound very educated. So you're telling me that education got you nowhere? You're telling me that what you do on a daily for a living has nothing to do with what you learned? If that's the case, then you're one of the lucky ones. Very few people "make it" that way. Most of us aren't golden and have to rely on our education.
If you prepare your kids to learn, nothing will stop them. There is a reason that so many of the most successful business are founded by people who either dropped out of school, or never went. Or were terrible students anyway. It's that ability to learn is not tied to your level of education -- it's tied to your mindset.
As you can see below from my own posts that I've quoted, I've never said that life is over if you have take on a new career. I've said that education before dreams, or more appropriately, education while chasing dreams.
Actually, life is black and white in this instance. The data are as clear as the sky on a hot summer night.
You're talking about degrees of average income, which was not at all what was being discussed here.Actually, life is black and white in this instance. The data are as clear as the sky on a hot summer night.
Speaking of unemployment...
Teachers exhibit posters of such statistics in their classrooms in order to discourage students from dropping out of high school and encourage them to pursue additional education after graduation.
The objective is not to be presumptuous or pessimistic. Teachers study these statistics because they want the best for their students. Playing fighting games competitively as plan A is simply not the best for students, yet many adolescence in the FGC will unfortunately follow this plan.
by soon we mean like 6months to a year. Some people will always care, like say the people that still hate Aries for the sexist comments on that show, but the majority of people will move on and forget about it and the new people will not even know about it. So after a while, his vids will come back and people will start to begin to follow him again. It will come up in chat now and then.. but few will care and nothing will change. Shit happens, life keeps going.. for eveyone.
Or roughly 13 months, 0 days
People say vaccinations are bad and the earth is flat.
No need to reply to me like I'm an idiot.
Even in America, no one values Women's studies or even Art degrees because they're not viewed as substantial nor something that will last forever.
"What he did was inexcusable..." Oh my gosh you're going way overboard now. It's not like he's a domestic terrorist going around shooting up kids and adults in mall or something and it's not like he hijacked a plane and drove it and the people in it into a damn building.
I don't have statistics, but I'm not so sure I'd call it "trending downward". It's more like more value is being placed on vocational jobs, blue collar work and jobs that don't require a fancy piece of paper to do. In the US, many of these are rewarding, high paying careers. Most people don't know, but sanitation workers (garbage men and women) make a HUGE salary, get a pension, and some of the best health benefits in the country. That job requires little to no experience and no college education.
Most people won't be in their current career 10-20 years from now. We're a long way from the days where everyone just works at the factory until they're pensioned and collects retirement.
It depends on the person and age. Some will be others not so much. My dad stayed with his company for 45 years. Not a factory job but office job, he also got it without any kind of degrees though he did go to college for a few years.