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I don't see any reason to believe a word of this post. It's designed to pander to stereotypes, and people's preconceived notions of cybercrime. They say they dr
by livinginfear 4y ago
I don't see any reason to believe a word of this post. It's designed to pander to stereotypes, and people's preconceived notions of cybercrime. They say they dropped out of an Ivy league college, however their posts have some very embarrassing spelling, and punctuation errors. Flattering the intellectual vanity of Redditors is truly cringeworthy too. My idea of who the people are behind these enterprises is very different.
- bbarn 4y agoI think plenty of people "drop out of Ivy league college" simply because they got in and shouldn't have, and find it too difficult. You can apply that to any college level, actually. Add in people's refusal to admit failure and blame some other motivation instead, and well.. there you go. That said, I don't buy it because of the breadth of experiences the author claims to have. I could see one or two of those things definitely making one rich, but the kind of person chasing that many things isn't suddenly relaxing on a boat.