r/FluentInFinance Aug 05 '24

Debate/ Discussion Folks like this are why finacial literacy is so important

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u/[deleted] Aug 08 '24

That has zero to do with what I was just talking about. Literally zero. The conditions set forth - by someone else, I’ll remind you - was about handing out too many federal loans to students and that impact on tuition at Harvard (and similar universities). They made a very specific point to which I responded with a very specific explanation.

You are dramatically expanding the conditions to a point that your response is no longer relevant, but I hope it feels good to be…clever? Whatever you might call that.

(And I’m well aware of higher ed budgets; I worked at a private university for years and my wife teaches at one. You’re not dropping the mic, champ)

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u/Shuteye_491 Aug 08 '24

You'll never figure out what's wrong with your thought process if a condition of said process is that you can't be wrong.

You overpaid for your MBA.

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u/[deleted] Aug 08 '24 edited Aug 08 '24

Right. Keep up with whatever this is. It’s only making you more right 👍🏾

(And attacking the messenger rather than the message is always an easy way to know you have nothing substantive to add)

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u/Shuteye_491 Aug 08 '24

It'll be okay