Your quote from the article highlights yet another fallacy - that if you are educated you will make more money. This is marketing at its worst. It's because o

Your quote from the article highlights yet another fallacy - that if you are educated you will make more money. This is marketing at its worst. It's because of this reasoning I'm surrounded by people who studied CS as a major and learned Java because it was projected to pay well (hint hint about the age level of developers I'm working with lately). The result is that I fix the mistakes of people who possess coding skills that I wouldn't even qualify as AP high school level. My point here is to highlight the idea of choosing an education that compels you to develop yourself into a "somebody" instead of being an "anybody". Education is polish for the mind. It's best used towards developing yourself as an individual. Unfortunately it has devolved into a tool to charm money out of the system.