Is reading useless?

Of course not-the academic premium is still the main theme.

Generally speaking, the income of a person with a bachelor's degree is still 1.75 times that of a junior college (higher vocational school). Moreover, under the impact of the technological revolution, the education premium is still rising. 1965, the income of American undergraduate education was 45% higher than that of high school education, and this figure rose to 80% in 20 18. So is China. If you look at the table given in the second lecture, you can find that 75% of the occupations with the probability of being replaced by artificial intelligence higher than 90% are still low-educated, while 85% of the occupations with the probability of being replaced below 10% are highly educated and have a high threshold.

In the last paragraph, Xiang Shuai, a financial scholar, said in his latest wealth report,

To believe in science, one case does not represent the majority.

Second, the appearance posture is very important. What kind of appearance posture you take largely determines your future development height. Last year, Huawei recruited eight doctors with an annual salary of 2 million. Do you know how many years and how much effort it takes for a child who has never been to college to earn 2 million yuan a year?

Third, the postgraduate entrance examination is just a way of learning. If a person can't get into college, it doesn't mean that he will never study again, but a new way of learning (a popular lifelong learner). If the original intention of your question is "I don't study hard and don't want to study, can I work hard for a good future?" The answer is difficult,

Third, perhaps, your question has another meaning, that is, in this society, graduate students are everywhere. Is the cost performance of graduate school still high? In other words, is the time cost, financial cost and opportunity cost paid by graduate school worth it? Generally speaking, the answer is yes, yes, but when it comes to individuals, it is analyzed in detail.