/sci/ - Science & Math

>>1427622
The point is, that if you have a bunch of board certified shitheads running around that weren't weeded out during the admissions process, you get a saturated job market. This results in lower wages and even qualified graduates will begin to struggle finding work. It has already happened to the legal profession.

>>1427581
Sounds just like law school.... Awful..

>>1427543
Enjoy getting bossed around by MBAs and JDs for the rest of your life.

(Unless you plan on academia)

>>1427284
Here is a talk by Hans Rosling. It focuses on China and India's rise and how remarkable their progress has been. Some pretty interesting graphics.

http://www.ted.com/talks/hans_rosling_asia_s_rise_how_and_when.html

>>1427284
Double digit GDP growth sustained for three decades.

>>1427211
I disagree. China is looking to secure long term economic growth through domestic technological innovation. A space program is an excellent way to work in that direction.

>>1427041
>imokaywiththis.jpg

At least it isn't pop economics, now that is a genre that is complete trash.

Buy it at the bookstore then scan it.

People like equality of opportunity and equal rights. Asking for complete equality of outcome is unrealistic. Anyways, go back to /new/, I see where this is headed.

>>1421559
Your post was like 5 lines. Stop caring so much.

They probably don't exist. We have bigger things to worry about.

>>1421515
>Politicians don't care about pursuing knowledge, just getting reelected.

Fixed.

Don't worry about space exploration. China is on it.

Wrong board, but I think I like this. Post more.