Hypothetical Question

Reply #5

Guest — Mon, 20 May 2002 00:05:23 GMT

I ain't in me twenties yet. But, take any money. I'll accept donations. 346 Chesnut AveP.O. Box 1789Horny, ND

Reply #4

Guest — Sun, 19 May 2002 23:42:37 GMT

If the question was whether I'd rather be smart or rich, I'd have to go with smart. However, millions vs some fancy degree in something nobody but a bunch of geeks care about, I'd have to take the money no question. I didn't have to go to college to get my beer education, that's about all I remember or used.

Reply #3

therock — Sun, 19 May 2002 22:35:43 GMT

The Rock says lets take alook at George W. Bush who is a so called educated man with degrees from Yale University and Harvard University but still does not have a clue whatsoever. What does that say about going to school for a education.

Reply #2

therock — Sun, 19 May 2002 22:27:32 GMT

The Rock says that education is a life long process that never ends. It starts at birth and ends at death. It is not something that you get from being on a college campus for four years listening to people who are full of themselves and who believe that they are GOD's gift to humanity. Education ultimately belongs to the parents when the kids are growing up. You have to teach them some sense of humanity, spirituality and not religion because there is a difference, morals, and values and etc so t... [ More ]

Reply #1

therock — Sun, 19 May 2002 22:14:33 GMT

The Rock says that he would take the $2million over your piece of paper. Who wants to work for some jabroni's who is full of themselves and their mess. The Rock's says that you do not go to school to get an education becuase these messed up schools and the messed up people who run them will put some stuff in your head that will make you just as messed and backwards and messed up as they are. You go to school to learn a skill so that you can get a decent job and a decent salary to take care of yo... [ More ]

Hypothetical Question

Guest — Sun, 19 May 2002 18:19:25 GMT

If you could go back to your early twenties, would you rather have $2 million or an advanced college degree? Consider all things being equal (intelligence, spending habits, maturity, etc.).Do you value money over education?Would having capital at an early age ultimately bring more money, success, freedom and opportunity?Is there some intrinsic value that education has over money