Why is making money associated with people that have low IQs? You might never know someone who’s a genius yet some dumb 40 year old whore can make a million dollars creating a brand for dog sweaters. People literally make money off the dumbest shit because only a dumb person knows what kind of dumb shit that other dumb people would buy. But a genius would be so far removed from that equation and not see monetary gain as a worthwhile pursuit even though it leads to prosperity and escape from the rat race.
Historically the system rewarded big brains by giving them degrees, good jobs, allowing them to invest etc.This has been upended with 'democratizing' immigration, university, work, stock trading which has resulted in dumb whores being paid by low IQ indians using the jobs they stole from white people with fake degrees. Even SBA loans which should have helped big brains with a solid business plan and record get their feet off the ground were hijacked by indians who proceeded to buy and scalp gas stations and motels and subways. People don't value the good old boy who proved himself by going to college, because 40% of millennials and zoomers have gotten degrees in the last 20 years. So the system instead rewards retards, because the fundamental basis for white "guy who is really smart" made money- being able to put off or reduce costs and invest it into winners, or start a business- has been fundamentally destroyed.Society has become a scam, basically, and the worst part is being smart and having dipshit boomer relatives who won't help you being like "ummm you're smart why aren't you rich?" because you get rich when your uncle gives you a job, retard.At least this is my cope as a law school dropout with 144 IQ and less than 100k in my investment account.
>>62195614I got a few STEM degrees as a teen, unis in Europe, Heidelberg, Paris, Zurich mostly. Being a grad student at age 17 with perfect grades while not repeating the curriculum was not even special. 90s, pre free for all. Only two of my dozens of fellow "high ability" students can be found on the Internet today, both professors. I know my reasons, but it is an interesting pattern. I can not reach out to any of them, and they could not reach out to me if they wanted.
>>62195614Thinking of it, I know one guy who I met working as a strategy consultant, one of the few I met in industrial work who understood things immediately. One day he quit without any fuzz, and opened a gardening business.
