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To: tsigprofit who wrote (1336)	8/13/2005 4:16:46 PM
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i see the whole process as being evolutionary... things change witness them and adapt i try hard not to harbor any resentment toward the days of yore. there's never a shortage of shoddy advice when we look at things in retrospect. legions of men have made mistakes throughout the course of history. i say forget about the blame factor ill will is a disease .. don't let it consume you <<What does the US do then - besides real estate, medical care, retail services, etc??>> great question.. one in which i haven't been able to answer for myself. My original collegiate intentions were to attend an IT school. Before my enrollment, I determined that the IT path was too restrictive. The likely outcome led to my being an expert in some obscure, specialized field. That didn't seem optimal, and so I withdrew my application and sent it to a reputable business school. I figured that this way, if I later found myself stuck in an industry that's going downhill, I could then take the variable skillset that a business degree inspires, and apply it somewhere else. I'm not yet done with my schooling, but so far.. it seems like the right decision.

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