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Of course we are stupid in math
We are stupid at math because it is economically discouraged. I used to be pretty good at it but you lose what you do not apply. In America the following careers are better than engineering:

Plumbing
Residential Electrician
Automobile Mechanic
Hair Stylist
...just about any thing else...

Math skills simply do not pay. Will that hurt American, yes. But for now our politicians are becoming wealthy selling us out so until we finally realize that an armed rebellion is the only solution we can do nothing. Math and science are not valued in the U.S. Harvard MBA's who can loot a company or lawyers who can sue profitable industries off-shore is what America truly values.
Posted by: Art Royce   Posted on: 03/21/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Message has been deleted.  pa2004 | 03/20/06
the bitter truth  BrutalTruth | 03/20/06
Of course we are stupid in math  Art Royce | 03/21/06
Yes, but it was inevitable ...  George Mitchell | 03/20/06
I Agree  John Zern | 03/20/06
Why would they join nato?  voska | 03/21/06
Per Capita, US Produces More Engineers Than China and India  Vicissidude | 03/20/06
How many Capitas?  sundby@... | 03/20/06
Graduating engineers is pointless  Art Royce | 03/21/06
A lot of sci/eng grads don't go into sci/eng in workplace  Mark Miller | 03/21/06
Does per capita mean anything  voska | 03/21/06
Absolute AND Per Capita  Vicissidude | 03/21/06
Failed education?  Anton Philidor | 03/21/06
Indian Graduates  Vicissidude | 03/21/06
PortGate: H1bGate: Bill Gates  mighetto | 03/20/06
I don't think so  Art Royce | 03/21/06
Well, all Americans believe in fairnesss, well, as long as  DonnieBoy | 03/20/06
Again like Techboy I agree to some of what you say, but  Laff | 03/21/06
Wake up call to unions  Mark Miller | 03/21/06
It's short sighted to only look at the Unions faults....  Laff | 03/21/06
The True Concern  toodevastate | 03/20/06
way to go america  leorj79 | 03/20/06
How are they going to buy much without wealth?  Mark Miller | 03/21/06
Just what do we make? I know in some cases we assemble.  Laff | 03/21/06
conspiracy puppets  rocketzoom | 03/21/06
When the dollar crashes...  redstone | 03/21/06
Pollyanna changes her mind.  Anton Philidor | 03/21/06
I agree  Art Royce | 03/21/06
Decidedly less bright  ebrke | 03/21/06
There is another even DARKER side to all this....  Laff | 03/21/06
agreed....and not just losing high end jobs  wrench_ninja | 03/21/06
Well think of it this way  Mark Miller | 03/21/06
True Mr. Gates...true:)  Laff | 03/21/06
Yes, the global high-tech work force is bad for U.S.  mKind | 03/21/06
Common agreement  MyLord | 03/21/06
The point being  MyLord | 03/21/06
It's a character issue...  techboy_z | 03/21/06
Over simplify much?  Laff | 03/21/06
A bit of subject....but  Laff | 03/22/06
You are correct, but...  Art Royce | 03/22/06
Do NOT underestimae the slacker or lazy person!!!  Laff | 03/22/06
Perhaps ... Tariffs ... ?  NetObserver | 03/22/06
RE: Is a global high-tech work force bad for U.S.?  codeit | 08/12/09

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