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which STEM degree did you get?

CPA is god tier, you can become COO, CFO, CEO, CIO, anything.

It takes a lot of work though.

Well worth it, easily six figures, quarter millions, as long as you can network and aren't a dimwit.

>>1495087
Biochemistry

I basically fell for a lot of left-over hype from 2000-2010. I started my degree when Biochem was beginning to peter out. I've been out of school for 2 years now, and can't even get entry level jobs.
>>1495090
Well that seems good.

My god so many minutes no replies...

This board isn't about wanting to do well, it's about shilling crypto memes.

Fuck.

Worked for a Big 4 firm and they were investing tons in to cyber security. OP is right.

>>1495054
Because of the sensitive nature of these things, would it prevent Chinese and Indians from coming over and dominating the space? That has kept me wary of IT in the past. Now I work for comparative peanuts as a Network Security guy for a local public library. Would be interested in doing cybersec.

Bank statements will help. Be sure you have your taxes in order

>>1495129
So yes or no?

>>1495049
well? what the fuck? someone respond.

Test

>>Tfw your thread isn't on the catalogue for some reason.

>>1495043
No shit, one of mine has gone up 80% since July.

I'm currently long on Organigram, they've recently expanded and secured an exclusive deal with a large Colorado dispensary chain.

>>1495009
this board needs an informative sticky.

bump, it interests me too

>>1495009
The intelligent Investor
A random walk through Wallstreet
Investing for Dummies(not even joking)

171 credits.

Have fun wasting 6 years on a BA

>>1494999
But anon, it's only 3 years

>>1494999
>a credit is a set number of hours and not dependent at all on the country or school
bruh

>>1494958
he's albanian, they are like kebab jews.

Understanding of the precedence social media has in the world
No-shits given attitude
Even if he is considered satan, he has no problem admitting it, and explaining why he's a necessary evil in the world

I used to hate this guy. Then I thought more about the health care industry. At least he produces results in a time-sensitive manner and pushes for development of drugs pertaining to rare diseases.

Poor people hate him for profiting off of the drug business. People with no options, looking for a cure, don't hate him nearly as much and look at him as something to at least produce results for their respective ailments.

>>1494958
Sociopathy

>>1494939
Put up a start up guide, anon

>>1494939
I have known this very hot now 19-year-old girl since we were kids, and she now is sort of in the business of doing this small-scale. She meets little Internet sugar daddies that throw her $100 or so for books and stuff and in exchange she sends them some vids. We recently made a gagging video, my dick is pretty big so it was best for the shot I suppose, but she's not making enough for me to ask her to give me some of the monies. How can she maybe escalate this up a level without exposing herself to publicity like porn stars have to? The main benefit of this is that it's more personal and there's a lot less risk as far as getting fucked over or exposed goes.

>>1494979
>sends videos to people on the web
>don't want to expose her
Dude, as soon as some "sugardaddy" gets upset that she does not blow him, he will put those vids up and doxx her at the same time.

Might as well start pimping her out. Less risks.

>>1494913
no one has ever thought of this before, certainly not ad providers

>>1494926
I did ask what prevents one from doing it
Well, what do ad providers do to prevent such scams?

>>1494930
detect behaviour like someone just clicking on a link and immediately bouncing, along with ip and cookie tracking, stuff like tor exit nodes and public proxies are likely monitored too

>he uses visa
Pleb

>>1494888
My $1000~ have turned into $3,000~ since last September
Faggot

>>1494932
>Bitcoin is my only investment

What is shitcoins
XX%+ everyday

Why would you get out?

>>1494889
It seems like it's dropping back to 8 satoshis.

>>1494886
It's never wrong to take profits.

But this coin looks ok, seems to have good community and good devs. So if you're in with money you don't need, I'd say hold on a while longer and see how high it can go.

>>1494876
>BUY [insert P&D]. You'll be a trillionare in a year.

1.Max out an employer match in your 401K.
2.Open IRA (Roth if you're younger). Vanguard Index funds usually have a minimum buy-in of 3k
3.Place in high-interest savings account

If you can't do the first, try the others in order. Ignore tips to invest in single stocks. Day trading isn't feasible for a newbie. Play the long game

>>1494876
>buy $3,000 worth of counterfeit money
>buy drugs with it
>sell it to some college kids
>then buy some more counterfet money
>try again to buy more drugs
>get stabbed to death
>profit???

Sky's the limit, bro.

LLM graduate, class of 2013. Any day now I'm going to make supervisor in the TKMaxx I work at.

>>1494809
With a degree from a good law school, you should be able to make a pretty good wage. Most lawyers in the U.S., the ones you hear about who cannot find work or make a pittance, are graduated from the many garbage law schools.

I'd be very surprised if you were not able to find a high-paying job as a corporate lawyer for a multinational firm. You won't be your own boss but you'll make quite a bit more than the median wage.

>>1494809
if you're a 3L at umich and you're seriously asking this question, you're clueless
thus the answer is yes

>>1494799
Because I don't want chopped onions, which falls off the bun easily from the side. It's sliced or nothing.

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>>1494799
When your robot breaks it takes weeks to fix it and costs thousands of dollars. When Rhonda breaks you can find a Jimmy to replace her in about 15 minutes with very little expense.

People like talking to other people. People don't like talking to robots.

People help prevent theft. Robots not so much.

People aren't usually very busy so it doesn't cost much to hire them. Robots only have one purpose and they still cost quite a bit.

Managers like having people around to stick their dicks into. Robots aren't as much fun for that.

Businesses need to be liked by their customers and the general public. Firing everyone and replacing them with robots doesn't achieve that goal as nicely as hiring people does.

Once everything is automated and nobody has a job, businesses will be taxed at 93.5% to pay for humanity to exist anyways, so they might as well get something out of the deal and employ people.

Robots aren't fun to look at. Sexy teenage cashiers and cooks are fun to look at.

Your mother is a robot.

>>1494811

t. cleverbot

>>1494795
that movie had a shitty ending,

they were afraid just to have him lose that spin and just pan out with his face and then cut the camera.

>>1494795

3-5% does not cover the rising cost of living. look at historical price rises, not annual fed reports. also nice 12 year old /b/-tier motivational monologue. hope you got your screencap already. kill yourself

>>1494795

Shame on anon for not linking the moobie scene: https://youtu.be/rJjKP8vYjpQ?t=14s