Unfortunately, neither really work.

Wealth redistribution isn’t fair because it takes away the incentive to work hard. If somebody else is working 80 hours a week and you work 20, you get credit for 50 hours. Eventually the 80 hour a week guy would find an 85 hour a week guy and drop down to 20 himself.

What, then, should be the benefit of “working smart” instead of “working hard”? As Ron White says, “You can’t fix stupid.” Since many don’t have the capacity to EVER …

Iiiiisn’t sheeee loooooovely?

Waters Designs did a great job on this new theme. I am so glad to be rid of my ugly old one.

Some articles in the works:

• Graduate School, Law School, LSAT/GRE, etc. In other words, the great beyond between college and a career.
• MCAT, Medical school applications process
• Probably some more election stuff
• Stage-fright/auditions
• Probably a broad series on research papers, we’ll see.
• About 45 others on various school/life related things.

Stay tuned…