Picard Wtf

Ya can't bunch a college degree in with being ignorant. So far, the most worthless degree is one in business because they are usually held by worthless people.

Not bashing people with a higher education. The meme started out as one thing and morphed into another. My daughter completed six years of college and it was a lot of hard work for her and my wife and I. Especially seeing she didn't qualify for any grants. Luckily she got top honors and a job in her field of study.

I worry too much when I see people that do bad mouth a college degree, and don't realize how much those degrees play in their everyday life. Even Thomas Edison saw the need for further education even though he was home schooled. Henry Ford sought additional education. I've seen the difference between education and experience. I discussed this with a database designer a few years after I graduated. (something I'm very good at) The core to a business database is placing related information in separate tables, or files, and pulling from them. This guy had never heard the concept, yet he was writing databases for a major corporation, GM. They had a new system that just built on the old system that stunk as well. Look at all of the processes running in the background on your own computer and you may ask yourself, "Is that program really necessary?" Bloat ware.

Victor Palmero! Cardiologist!

Had to google that. The last time I watched George Lopez, I don't think the character was introduced in the show. I don't do a lot of TV viewing.

He is a very often recurring character, so...

I never was a regular viewer. I don't watch a lot of broadcast TV. I had to google it. He came in, IIRC, during the second season.

I'm not a regular viewer either, but I'm yet to see an episode I can't remember, and there are oh too many with him in it. So it's just kind of weird that you can't remember him or have never seen him.

Well, during the first season, he wasn't on the show. he became a recurring character in the second season and joined the main cast in season four. I only saw a few episodes in seasons one and two. Easy to miss.

Whatever, don't know how you miss the other seasons, but whatever. :/

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So very true!!

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Yup. I worked at a shop before and the owner had a head on his shoulders for making money (obviously). But, when it came to things like turning nuts and bolts he was lost. I showed him how to change a belt on his clot dryer. It was relatively easy, but he couldn't figure it out. In fact one of the secretaries showed him how to change a tire on his car.

I knew someone would say that. No. He really didn't know how to do anything. Couldn't even keep his business open because of all the bad choices.

I had a fishing license once. Caught a cold.

Lol.

I'm not trying to take anything away from someone who's a college graduate. The meme is trying to be funny. Did you just comment on the submissions subject or did you read the thread also? If you read the thread you'd see examples of a college education not readying people for the real world. Also examples of how some college educated professionals think highly of themselves and may mistreat other people...Oh, yeah, it's also about how some people's driving skills suck.

No kidding there.

The most brilliant electrical engineer I ever met in my life was self-taught. Just picked up books, and started reading.

Same goes for the most brilliant chemical engineer. He was the only person at Monsanto without a college degree, but when the degreed idiots got in trouble, who do you think they called for help and advice?

Also, the dumbest electrical engineer I ever met in my life had more degrees than a red-hot thermometer. Actually had a PhD, but couldn't put together a model train set and have it run.

Interesting. My wife has a cousin who worked for Manpower, climbed the corporate ladder and at 58 is a retired millionaire. Down side is that she never met a man who would put up with her condescending attitude and doesn't have any love in her life.