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"So you're saying that college, while expensive, is still worth it? " Yes that's exactly what I'm saying. You meet like-minded people there who are excited ab
by electric 19y ago
"So you're saying that college, while expensive, is still worth it? "
Yes that's exactly what I'm saying. You meet like-minded people there who are excited about technology - potential co-founders. You learn about technology.
I've been through 3 universities, and the relationships I have built at these institutions have helped me to this day. I'm running a startup btw.
- byrneseyeview 19y agoWhat was the point of your original post? It looks like you were saying "It is better to have a college education than to spend that time or money in any other possible way." But you keep saying that like it's a bad thing, and talking about how college reduces your chances of starting a startup because it's so expensive. If college increases your chances of starting a startup, and you want to start a startup, your original post doesn't make sense. What were you trying to say?
- electric 19y agoWhat I was saying is that paying for the education that gives you the tools to start a startup is one of the biggest impediments to starting one.
- byrneseyeview 19y agoI'm really having trouble following this. You're saying that your odds of success after getting an education are higher than before. But that, uh, getting an education makes it harder to start a startup. You see the contradiction. Is this like saying "If you're going to be a programmer, you'll do better to buy a computer. But if you buy a computer, you'll have to get money, which leaves you less time to be a programmer!"?