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COLLEGE is a SCAM?
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Ol argedco luciftias
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It depends what topic you are going for, and what price you are paying for it. There are some majors that are very useful and important, and there are many that are a complete scam.
Another important thing to think about are physical training or "trade schools" like welding, mechanic, plumbing. Many jobs like these often pay more money than most of the jobs from most college majors.
Another important thing to think about are physical training or "trade schools" like welding, mechanic, plumbing. Many jobs like these often pay more money than most of the jobs from most college majors.
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Yes it's a scam, even if you want to work in 9-5 slavery than you should just go to trade school instead. There can be some useful majors but why would you do that and spend 4-6 years and 40k plus just to work some goyim slave job, when you can do that in 2 years or less with no debt and better starting pay. Don't go to college, actually go somewhere that teaches real skills without all the bullshit.
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No. Education is a beautiful thing. The fact that there a lot of useless college doesn't mean we can say all the colleges are bad. It depends on every person
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Law school is a scam too? Interesting.Aquarius said:
Dahaarkan
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Knowledge is always worth accumulating and especially when it comes to applicable and marketable skills these are always helpful to have.
It should be noted however much of what is taught in mainstream learning institutions is slave programming that shouldn't be taken too seriously. If you do go to college do try to learn all the applicable and practical skills for the field you are pursuing, everything else you can just cheat through as it is worthless.
Also keep in mind college is engineered to create the employee mindset in you, which is the polite way of saying it programs your brain to make you function as a slave and seek to serve others or "get a job", rather than teaching you about spotting and taking advantage of financial opportunities in your life. They just teach you how to get a job because they themselves are also job slaves and do not see any other lifestyle.
I would strongly recommend focusing on finance and law primarily as these are the most important fields to have knowledge of in present times. But developing practical skills is also good, and you may learn about finance and law on your own, also since any worthwhile knowledge on finance and law is likely not taught to goyim in college.
Just please don't go to college to study arts...and for the record, working a job isn't some sinful thing, but the reality is for a vast majority of us we simply have to start somewhere, and of course you have more options the more money you are making, so trying to get a higher salary through college isn't the worst of ideas. Just don't allow yourself to become comfortable with working a job as this lifestyle is that of cattle and slaves, and you should always be working towards liberating yourself from this.
It should be noted however much of what is taught in mainstream learning institutions is slave programming that shouldn't be taken too seriously. If you do go to college do try to learn all the applicable and practical skills for the field you are pursuing, everything else you can just cheat through as it is worthless.
Also keep in mind college is engineered to create the employee mindset in you, which is the polite way of saying it programs your brain to make you function as a slave and seek to serve others or "get a job", rather than teaching you about spotting and taking advantage of financial opportunities in your life. They just teach you how to get a job because they themselves are also job slaves and do not see any other lifestyle.
I would strongly recommend focusing on finance and law primarily as these are the most important fields to have knowledge of in present times. But developing practical skills is also good, and you may learn about finance and law on your own, also since any worthwhile knowledge on finance and law is likely not taught to goyim in college.
Just please don't go to college to study arts...and for the record, working a job isn't some sinful thing, but the reality is for a vast majority of us we simply have to start somewhere, and of course you have more options the more money you are making, so trying to get a higher salary through college isn't the worst of ideas. Just don't allow yourself to become comfortable with working a job as this lifestyle is that of cattle and slaves, and you should always be working towards liberating yourself from this.
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What about universety and natural science? Like geology, chemistry, physic? Whith these knowledge humanity advanced a lot, and even the fucking jews do everithing, to corrupt science(like sickly materialism, worshipping knowledge just for itself, and corrupting and destroying everyone who want to know about the world), knowledge still worth it.
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DarkAries said:
Your primary focus for categories of knowledge to accumulate should be finance as the first priority, law as the second. One will help you to accumulate wealth, the other will help you keep it.
Always remember that once you achieve financial liberation, you have the time and freedom to then learn about pretty much anything you wish. So achieving this should be one of your first major goals in your lifetime.
