kranerman23123
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is that the bluepill is right about money. If you want to be statistically likely to make the most money compared to your peers, you go to med school and become a physician. Literally look at any occupation employment list for any country and sort by pay. The highest paying jobs on average both mean and median are literally almost all some sort of niche branch of medicine or health. Doctors, surgeons, pediatricians, dermatologists, anesthesiologists, dentists, pharmacists, physicists, cardiologists, plastic surgeons, orthodontists. Like those jobs make up 90% of the high paying occupations. And when it comes to job availability those professions absolutely mog all other high paying professions, by tens of thousands. CEOs profit 25 an hour on average...... I can make that doing fucking gig work..... For 99% of people the bluepill is going to be right about money. Grind your ass off in school until you're 30 and have a doctorate and join some independent practice. "The game" is reserved for those gifted with extreme luck, IQ, nepotism, or genetics, or those who trained a competitive skill since they were very young which for most its too late to become elite in a competitive field (like sales, law, sports, finance, business, marketing, ETC). For 99% of people they will stay money cucks, and the statistically most likely way you are going to make money, and succeed at that goal without dropping out or failing: is to study hard and get a doctorate in a medical field. Like you have literally always been told.
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