Topic: Is it a good idea to drop out from college and invest in Crypto Currencies? (Read 2011 times)
April 10, 2014, 02:31:38 PM
tomorrow i have exam in my collage i need to focus on my books but its opposite i am focusing on earning BITCOINS :p
April 10, 2014, 02:28:42 PM
right now will be the time to take a 20,000 grand loan and but shit loads of btc, then when thhey go to 900 again sell them off and pay back ur loan. Tada u made urself free bitcoins
April 09, 2014, 03:31:40 PM
Whatever you do today is important, because you are trading your life for it.
Ill leave the rest open to you
Ill leave the rest open to you
April 09, 2014, 03:30:45 PM
old thread but still a bad idea
set your priorities straight
1.college
2.money
because if you fail in crypto you'll have a degree you can rely on, if you do it the other way around you might end up completely screwed
the safe way is the best way
set your priorities straight
1.college
2.money
because if you fail in crypto you'll have a degree you can rely on, if you do it the other way around you might end up completely screwed
the safe way is the best way
April 09, 2014, 12:24:45 PM
I am an bitcoin fan,but i think finishing the college is the best investment you can do for your future!
March 22, 2014, 05:33:52 PM
V.bad idea.
March 22, 2014, 03:34:23 AM
If you're going to do this prepare to that maybe you'll be working at mcdonalds soon..
March 22, 2014, 03:28:56 AM
Terrible idea
March 22, 2014, 02:08:33 AM
You can drop out college if you have already considerable investment let say it is in millions. if just few thousand just don't.
March 21, 2014, 02:25:25 PM
No complete your studies and you can invest in crytos along with your college what's so big deal in that !! If you are not able to pay th fee then ask for loan 
January 16, 2014, 08:48:09 PM
That's a big negative ghost rider. You should slap yourself for considering it.
January 16, 2014, 07:52:30 PM
Bitcoin investment is looking like a long term strategy for me at the moment. I know I wouldn't be able to live day to day just by investig bitcoins. The market is too static at the moment IMO. It could all change but could go either way remember. Too risky!
I'm one of the not-so-few people holding onto my coins until they're worth a million each (Dec 2014)
Note: Please don't leave college based on my amazing foresight
I'm one of the not-so-few people holding onto my coins until they're worth a million each (Dec 2014)
Note: Please don't leave college based on my amazing foresight
January 16, 2014, 06:40:16 PM
Very bad idea to drop out of school just to invest in crypto currencies. What would you do instead? Just watch charts instead of going to class and furthering your education?
January 16, 2014, 06:15:45 PM
Do they do degrees in Bullshit? lol. Even degrees like Business Studies can be worth little. A lot of true entrepreneurs wont even have basic qualifications but do pretty fucking good for themselves. I could name you quite a lot of world famous business people who don't have qualifications or very little. I'd like to see some jumped up uni boy who thinks they know more about business than these people.
Of course there are quite a few natural entrepreneurs who have no formal business training. I greatly admire Richard Branson and he definitely falls within that category. Keep in mind that statistically, these naturally-gifted business people are not a dime a dozen.
Unfortunately unintelligent sheep are dime a dozen though.
I don't see how saying this helps your argument, especially considering that using the term "unintelligent sheep" would go further in characterizing those without degrees/diplomas than those who do have one (or many).
Are you assuming people with degrees cannot be unintelligent sheep?
Is English your first language? My sentence inherently implies that those who do have a or many degrees can in fact be unintelligent sheep.
No, it isn't. But brilliant insult there, well done. I commend you for your wit and originality.
January 16, 2014, 06:05:43 PM
Do they do degrees in Bullshit? lol. Even degrees like Business Studies can be worth little. A lot of true entrepreneurs wont even have basic qualifications but do pretty fucking good for themselves. I could name you quite a lot of world famous business people who don't have qualifications or very little. I'd like to see some jumped up uni boy who thinks they know more about business than these people.
Of course there are quite a few natural entrepreneurs who have no formal business training. I greatly admire Richard Branson and he definitely falls within that category. Keep in mind that statistically, these naturally-gifted business people are not a dime a dozen.
Unfortunately unintelligent sheep are dime a dozen though.
I don't see how saying this helps your argument, especially considering that using the term "unintelligent sheep" would go further in characterizing those without degrees/diplomas than those who do have one (or many).
Are you assuming people with degrees cannot be unintelligent sheep?
Is English your first language? My sentence inherently implies that those who do have a or many degrees can in fact be unintelligent sheep.
January 16, 2014, 06:01:55 PM
Do they do degrees in Bullshit? lol. Even degrees like Business Studies can be worth little. A lot of true entrepreneurs wont even have basic qualifications but do pretty fucking good for themselves. I could name you quite a lot of world famous business people who don't have qualifications or very little. I'd like to see some jumped up uni boy who thinks they know more about business than these people.
Of course there are quite a few natural entrepreneurs who have no formal business training. I greatly admire Richard Branson and he definitely falls within that category. Keep in mind that statistically, these naturally-gifted business people are not a dime a dozen.
Unfortunately unintelligent sheep are dime a dozen though.
I don't see how saying this helps your argument, especially considering that using the term "unintelligent sheep" would go further in characterizing those without degrees/diplomas than those who do have one (or many).
Are you assuming people with degrees cannot be unintelligent sheep?
January 16, 2014, 05:57:14 PM
Do they do degrees in Bullshit? lol. Even degrees like Business Studies can be worth little. A lot of true entrepreneurs wont even have basic qualifications but do pretty fucking good for themselves. I could name you quite a lot of world famous business people who don't have qualifications or very little. I'd like to see some jumped up uni boy who thinks they know more about business than these people.
Of course there are quite a few natural entrepreneurs who have no formal business training. I greatly admire Richard Branson and he definitely falls within that category. Keep in mind that statistically, these naturally-gifted business people are not a dime a dozen.
Unfortunately unintelligent sheep are dime a dozen though.
I don't see how saying this helps your argument, especially considering that using the term "unintelligent sheep" would go further in characterizing those without degrees/diplomas than those who do have one (or many).
January 16, 2014, 05:40:06 PM
Do they do degrees in Bullshit? lol. Even degrees like Business Studies can be worth little. A lot of true entrepreneurs wont even have basic qualifications but do pretty fucking good for themselves. I could name you quite a lot of world famous business people who don't have qualifications or very little. I'd like to see some jumped up uni boy who thinks they know more about business than these people.
Of course there are quite a few natural entrepreneurs who have no formal business training. I greatly admire Richard Branson and he definitely falls within that category. Keep in mind that statistically, these naturally-gifted business people are not a dime a dozen.
Unfortunately unintelligent sheep are dime a dozen though.
Well, if you pick a bullshit degree to begin with, results may vary, obviously.
Do they do degrees in Bullshit? lol. Even degrees like Business Studies can be worth little. A lot of true entrepreneurs wont even have basic qualifications but do pretty fucking good for themselves. I could name you quite a lot of world famous business people who don't have qualifications or very little. I'd like to see some jumped up uni boy who thinks they know more about business than these people.
The importance of university training depends on your field of study and desired employment. There are some fields where a degree is mandated by law (law, medicine). There are other fields where a degree is not so important if you are willing to put in the work, like entrepeneurial business or programming. I am in the chemistry field, the most efficient way to get the knowledge and experience you need to work as a chemist is to attend a university. You could spend the money to build yourself your own lab to learn chemistry and study out of textbooks, but it is simply much more cost effective to pay the tuition to get access to the university facilities.
The company where I work, a while back (like, he retired decades ago) there was a man who started as a janitor and worked his way up to be the top research scientist, but that is very rare and would not even be possible with the company's current hiring standards. The only people who get hired as research scientists are people with PhDs in the relevant field, and for the core RnD group there is a list of 30 Universities which we hire from. If you got a PhD from a school that is not on the list, too bad, go do a post-doc and come back to us in a couple years.
Of course there are certain situations where qualifications are a must. I wouldn't want a brain surgeon to operate on me who's only qualification was that he's read wikipedia's page on brain surgery and reckons he can pull it off lol.
January 16, 2014, 05:33:23 PM
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January 16, 2014, 05:17:51 PM
Well, if you pick a bullshit degree to begin with, results may vary, obviously.
Do they do degrees in Bullshit? lol. Even degrees like Business Studies can be worth little. A lot of true entrepreneurs wont even have basic qualifications but do pretty fucking good for themselves. I could name you quite a lot of world famous business people who don't have qualifications or very little. I'd like to see some jumped up uni boy who thinks they know more about business than these people.
The importance of university training depends on your field of study and desired employment. There are some fields where a degree is mandated by law (law, medicine). There are other fields where a degree is not so important if you are willing to put in the work, like entrepeneurial business or programming. I am in the chemistry field, the most efficient way to get the knowledge and experience you need to work as a chemist is to attend a university. You could spend the money to build yourself your own lab to learn chemistry and study out of textbooks, but it is simply much more cost effective to pay the tuition to get access to the university facilities.
The company where I work, a while back (like, he retired decades ago) there was a man who started as a janitor and worked his way up to be the top research scientist, but that is very rare and would not even be possible with the company's current hiring standards. The only people who get hired as research scientists are people with PhDs in the relevant field, and for the core RnD group there is a list of 30 Universities which we hire from. If you got a PhD from a school that is not on the list, too bad, go do a post-doc and come back to us in a couple years.
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