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Why do people stay in education?

>be 12 yo in first world country (lets say UK)
whats ahead of you?
>GCSE's
>A levels
>Degree
Okay now you have a degree you will probably get a £30-50k salary. It will take you a 100 fucking years of not spending a single penny of that salary to get to £5 million. Thats not enough.

>Get a PhD
Now you can get £70-500k a year. Still, it will take you 10 years to get to £5 million.

Wheras if you dropped out at 12, you could self-study on shit that actually matters and focus on actually /makingit/. Meanwhile, the worst case scenario is you have to get a wagecuck job for £20k a year. Yet, there are people that while waste a whole other 10 years of their life doing GCSE's, A levels and then going to uni after that. Plus another 5-10 years if you choose to go the PhD route. I'm sorry, but how the fuck do wagies cope? There is literally no way you will ever make it living paycheck to paycheck.

>>10591444
>*screenshot of someone selling eth at $3 in 2017*

>>10591411
>ignore the paid fudsters

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>>10592254
>the fundamentals havent changed

you retards thinking that this is better than eth are retarded. the vechain devs are so fucking shit that even with 101 PREDETERMINED nodes, they still can only get the block times down to 10 seconds. lmfao. for comparison, eos has an undetermined nodes that can be switched in at any point and is over 20x faster than veshit with 0.5 second block times.

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>>10585790

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>>10577992
kek. because literally every one of his arguments is listed on this card.

look, heres another faggot
>>10578128 >>10578099
>See you this time next year!