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Comment Re:Thank you Elon (Score 1) 105

He's many things but an engineer he is not.

"In 1992, after spending two years at Queen's School of Business in Kingston, Ontario, Musk transferred to the University of Pennsylvania where he received a bachelor's degree in economics from the Wharton School. He stayed on a year to finish his second bachelor's degree in physics. He moved to California to pursue a PhD in applied physics at Stanford but left the program after two days to pursue his entrepreneurial aspirations"

By the time he finished his economics degree, he could probably work out for himself that engineering is not the path to riches. Paying OTHER people to do engineering, on the other hand...

Comment Re:STEM has no future (Score 1) 43

Do we also worry that China and India graduate more lawyers? There's a problem here. We accept that technology makes us so productive that a few people are all that's needed to make a world-wide impact, yet we still expect everyone to work.

So we have lawyers, who are protected by the fact every country or state or province has its own laws... Shouldn't we have one set of laws for the whole planet?

We have one set of physics and electrical rules for the planet and look at the power that enables.

But we'll never see a universal legal system, too much vested interest.

Comment Holy crap! (Score 0) 88

I can download a file from the internet and it will install and run on my computer!?

Why haven't I heard about this before??

Seriously, maybe explain why this is important for the old ones among us?

(grabs bifocals and oatmeal)

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