Thursday 19 September 2013

ACADEMIC IDIOCY and Home Business Opportunity


ACADEMIC IDIOCY and Home Business Opportunity
Nobody grudges scientific inquiry and research.  You should be allowed to study or do a PhD in anything, right?  So what’s your opinion about US government funding for these?

·         $113,227 to the  International Center for the History of Electronic Games for video game preservation.

·         $606,000 to Columbia University to study online dating.

·         $492,005 to researchers at Wellesley College to answer the question, Do you trust your Twitter feed?

·         $55,382 to a Virginia Commonwealth University researcher towards a study on hooah smoking by Jordanian students.

·         $198,195 to University of California, Riverside, to study whether happy or unhappy people spend more time on social media.

·         $592,527 to primate researchers to study in part what faces-throwing among chimps reveals about communication skills.

·         $338,998, granted by the National Science Foundation, to study Women, Weaving, and Wool in Iceland, in the years AD 874 to 1800.  
(Readers Digest)

We are not about to educate you in the academic sense, but we do provide you with education that is for living and for making a living.


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Remember it is your business, It must be something that you can ‘live’ by.

Remember what’s not good for you is not good for your Client/Customer.

Most important of all is to drop the: ‘What’s in it for me’.

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