His point isn't totally wrong, but it's, like, 95% wrong.
The 1% are more educated than average, but not nearly enough to support this argument.
Education gives you a better chance at a huge jump into higher income, but not enough to support this argument.
It's not a coincidence that really rich people have enormous initiative, but rarely enormous education (often including dropping out before they get a degree).
The 1% are more educated than average, but not nearly enough to support this argument.
Education gives you a better chance at a huge jump into higher income, but not enough to support this argument.
It's not a coincidence that really rich people have enormous initiative, but rarely enormous education (often including dropping out before they get a degree).