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lumberjack_jeff Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Apr-07-10 01:21 PM
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13. If teaching a class on semiconductor circuit analysis allows you retain twice as many life hours...
Edited on Wed Apr-07-10 01:23 PM by lumberjack_jeff
... then there's a strong motivation to buy the ticket for that particular ride at your nearest institution of higher learning.

If your area of expertise allows you to earn more than the minimum wage for your profession, power to you.

The minimum wage is the floor at which society considers labor should be valued. My contention is that this calculus is incomplete, it presumes that an hour on the job is all that is being sold.
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