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That's a rather broad generalization with no data to back it up. As an example otherwise, look at Bill Joy, founder of Sun and the son of a school vice-princip
by bluedevil2k 9y ago
That's a rather broad generalization with no data to back it up. As an example otherwise, look at Bill Joy, founder of Sun and the son of a school vice-principal.
And so what if both just happened to be in the right place at the right time. Success isn't pre-ordained. There's always a little luck in every success story.
- maxerickson 9y agoIt's not like you are bringing the data storm with your dismissals of the advantages of wealth in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
- bluedevil2k 9y agoYou're the one trying to prove a point, I'm merely dismissing it as non-fact based.
- maxerickson 9y agoYou literally said Being rich had nothing to do with him spending the better part of his teens at the local university, working on their computer.
- bluedevil2k 9y agoYeah, he spent the time at the local university because he wanted to, not because he was rich. "in the 1970s, that the majority of teenagers with access to computer time were quite well off." -- now that's a claim that has no facts backing it up