You are very presumptuous and should consider changing your rhetorical style as it is very off-putting. > Of course there are dull people out there but do you

You are very presumptuous and should consider changing your rhetorical style as it is very off-putting. > Of course there are dull people out there but do you think that most people without college degrees are dull I meant precisely what I said. I don't intend to make a broad statistical statement based on my limited personal annecdotes. > While you were in college all the non-dull non-college people were out there having different life experiences than you-- learning things you don't know about. I don't have a college degree. There are many thing I don't know about, which is why I like talking to educated people. > In many ways education makes us more homogeneous. I strongly disagree. ”Education” only creates homogeneity to the degree to which educational institutions focus on indoctrination over education. I strongly support enouraging education for people of all genders, ethnicities, intelligences and socio-economic backgrounds because I think it will make the world a more interesting (and better) place.