I disagree. I believe that people can be judged as individuals, and there are good qualities outside of education such as friendliness and work ethic. But I also think Einstein was a more valuable human being than John Smith the unskilled laborer,there are a billion John Smiths and one albert Einstein. There are far more average humans than genius humans, so I think the genius's are more important. Everyone has different criteria when judging others, but I give out points for people with plans. Its not the college degree that makes me look highly on a person, its the knowledge that person has learned. If you want to be praised you need to do something. Like what has the macdonalds worker done for me to single him out from the hurd. Is he a aspiring author or singer? What's he bring to the table?
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