@LindseyBoylan Yes and he’s correct. Welcome to the psychology of influence.
People will completely flip positions on supposedly dug in policy positions easily. Many studies on this
@johnrood@realEstateTrent Growing, socializing, experimenting, and learning new skills are all major part of life outside of college.
That’s how I gained my career without a degree
@realEstateTrent I didn’t go to college and was in automotive and then later decided I should learn internet marketing and developed a successful career.
Tenacity and passion can overcome it. Not easy, but also much more rewarding.
And yes, I’ve lost opportunities due to lack of degree
@boomertang@tomlunche@Eric_Erins@realEstateTrent Correct - so not the degree. Where and who your born.
I don’t have a degree and I’m a very successful director of advertising.
I don’t believe the studies prove causality. The correlation is undeniable but comes from birth, not the degree itself.
@realDan203@rumGlossy@_6signxxx Your phone and credit cards are the worst problem. You’re tracked everywhere you go and everything you buy.
Stores monetize your data. Visa sells me your data. Multiple vendors let me target device IDs based on where you’re currently physically located. FYI
@Drum2dbeatz@_6signxxx Whenever your phone pings a public Wi-Fi network, your device ID is stored and later merged with all kinds of other data. I can buy lists of people who are currently at a physical location and send their phone ads on instagram
@Drum2dbeatz@_6signxxx Do you think anything you just said is different than a physical retail store?
Walmart is also littered with ads, spyware, and cheap parts. Visa sells your purchase behavior lol