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Originally Posted by Riot
25% unemployment nationally? Hell no, I'm sure none of them are having any trouble at all finding any work! Especially those "advanced degrees" - they couldn't possibly be part of the unemployed. Who'd "seriously" of thought it? That's obviously beyond absurd! And there is no point in, you know, actually checking real unemployment rates, because they certainly could not be unemployed.
What is "made up" or "isn't realistic" about a guess? Apparently nothing in your world.
The reality doesn't matter- just take an opinion and argue it. Who needs facts? 
I have no idea how many MIT engineering grads are employed, or if they are less or more employed than the rest of the highly skilled but unemployed types of population.
But you guess that they are not unemployed, they couldn't possibly be, so that's good enough for me.
My, you do run on with your assumptions 
Why don't you look it up on google? |
http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/2144...e-graduate.htm
Yeah its my "opinion" that MIT grads dont have much trouble finding work. I mean do you seriously have a learning disabilty? Has Dailykos.com melted your brain to the point where you now deny that the unemployment numbers don't really effect people like MIT grads? Or do the 1000 or so MIT graduates take away too many of the 99%'s jobs for you?
In my opinion Albert Pujols is going to be signed to a very lucrative contract after the season. In my opinion the winner of the Breeders Cup Marathon will not be a serious horse of the year contender. In my opinion MIT grads dont have much trouble finding work after graduation. Only you would find fault with any of these 'assumptions' or opinions.