Its making some assumptions that don't seem right, accounting for people having safety nets, minimum livable standards, and (for ages 16-66) more sweat-equity t

Its making some assumptions that don't seem right, accounting for people having safety nets, minimum livable standards, and (for ages 16-66) more sweat-equity to invest tomorrow. If all that money's going into the stock market, compounding, how do you eat? Don't you put some of your higher salary on graduating into the market too? How long will the no-college person spend unemployed, and will they bounce off bankruptcy?