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> "So highly educated people can't be passionate about food?" What a bizarre deduction. I'm passionate about food, I have no interest in starting my own restau
by jiggunjer 9y ago
> "So highly educated people can't be passionate about food?"
What a bizarre deduction. I'm passionate about food, I have no interest in starting my own restaurant.
It was a generalization based on my own observations, most banks lend to safe well-established models, university graduates tend to gravitate towards newer things.
- ZenoArrow 9y ago> "I have no interest in starting my own restaurant." That's your choice of course, but why do you think that is? > "university graduates tend to gravitate towards newer things." I don't think that's an accurate generalisation. For people who have STEM degrees, I'd agree, but there are a large proportion of people who followed other degrees (English majors, History majors, Philosophy majors, etc...) where I'd suggest that bias towards the new is not as prominent.