University of Hypocrisy

[BidenPresident]

The majority of Harvard graduates take a job in technology, investment banking, or management consulting—occupations that make wealthy people wealthier and, research shows, increase their support for social hierarchy. In a survey of Harvard’s class of 2020, only 4 percent of seniors entering the workforce said they planned to go into public service or work for a nonprofit organization.

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/a...issions-wealth-ivy-league-meritocracy/671618/

 

[T. A. Gardner]

The majority of Harvard graduates take a job in technology, investment banking, or management consulting—occupations that make wealthy people wealthier and, research shows, increase their support for social hierarchy. In a survey of Harvard’s class of 2020, only 4 percent of seniors entering the workforce said they planned to go into public service or work for a nonprofit organization.

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/a...issions-wealth-ivy-league-meritocracy/671618/

So? Another proof that expecting people to act altruistically is delusional, and a common delusion on the Left.

 

[BidenPresident]

So?

So you're a dumbass. Nothing new.

 

[PostmodernProphet]

The majority of Harvard graduates take a job in technology, investment banking, or management consulting—occupations that make wealthy people wealthier and, research shows, increase their support for social hierarchy. In a survey of Harvard’s class of 2020, only 4 percent of seniors entering the workforce said they planned to go into public service or work for a nonprofit organization.

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/a...issions-wealth-ivy-league-meritocracy/671618/

public service?.......like cleaning toilets perhaps......

 

[Yakuda]

The majority of Harvard graduates take a job in technology, investment banking, or management consulting—occupations that make wealthy people wealthier and, research shows, increase their support for social hierarchy. In a survey of Harvard’s class of 2020, only 4 percent of seniors entering the workforce said they planned to go into public service or work for a nonprofit organization.

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/a...issions-wealth-ivy-league-meritocracy/671618/

So they graduate and go make money. I bet the 4% who dont were the unshowered gender confused leftist nitwits who protested anytime they felt "offended".

 

[zymurgy]

cultists get mad when people leave their flock. that's all this is. OMG, poor people that got help are just making money.

 

[Cypress]

So? Another proof that expecting people to act altruistically is delusional, and a common delusion on the Left.

The type of job one has doesn't dictate how altruistic one is with their free time and money.

 

[T. A. Gardner]

The type of job one has doesn't dictate how altruistic one is with their free time and money.

True, but it does show that all but a very small percentage of Harvard graduates won't work for altruistic goals rather than economic ones.

 

[Cypress]

True, but it does show that all but a very small percentage of Harvard graduates won't work for altruistic goals rather than economic ones.

Hardly anybody goes to college to become a charitable person.

Charity is cultivated by your actions in your life, not in your job.