I would never trash talk post secondary education . Fellas going off to school means less guys trying to farm. Seriously though , all four of my siblings went to post secondary , three have BA degrees , one of those three has a MA and a PHd , the other took a trade . All are older than I , the closes in age to me is 5 years older.I am the dud in the family, with only a high school diploma. I was however , the first in the family to have a million dollars in assets, and I now have more than double the asset value of the most well off of them all, and they all now collect pensions too. Having an education will not make you shrewd or creative , or even lead you into running your own business , but often traps people into taking "safe jobs" were they don't have to take any risk, but still be afforded a respectable position , or title .Not everyone can thrive in the academic world , and those that cannot can often be the most creative thinkers , and problem solvers. Those that can , do . And those that can't , teach. I much prefer to be around those that can , and do.
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