Have you ever considered..........That maybe your concern and narrow-mind about these subjects is whats "weird"? It's not like atheism would make him a better developer.
What Happened After a 16-year-old Chose FAMU Over Harvard
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Have you ever considered..........That maybe your concern and narrow-mind about these subjects is whats "weird"? It's not like atheism would make him a better developer.
That maybe your concern and narrow-mind about these subjects is whats "weird"? It's not like atheism would make him a better developer.
he seems impulsive and short-sighted...but whatever.
Cape for the young man if you wish.
At the very least we can defend our black young men who are doing something with their lives.... shyt we fell the need to defend the ones who aren't doing shyt with their lives when something tragic or racist happens to them
(( i didn't wanna say that, but it's real) - Sometimes a nikka coulda been in the house studying and that unfortunate shyt might not have happened.)) ... even while This guy was taking the L's and 'failing' at life the nikka had a seat at apple.... That's this nikka's Bottom.... That's where he falls when he makes poor choices..... so I'm not capping, I just know that he will get older and wiser.
Allah will guide him to making apps that atheist will download in mass
Field Marshall Bradley
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Well....The fact that he turned down Harvard at 16 is not a shock at all too me.......He was very young and was going to be immersed in a strange environment with no support more than likely....He just went where he felt the most comfortable........
You aren't taking into consideration the fact that people get sidetracked. Lets say he finishes seminary or whatever. Starts having a small congregation, gets caught up in that, never goes back because he's tending his flock. Dude could have more than just a church of 35 members. Through his other endeavors he could help multitudes more. Spiritual assistance is cool, but the streets need more than just more pastors. It needs people who have wealth and have access. Pastors do NOT have access, through the other stuff he could help exponentially more people in conjunction with his spirituality.
Religious or not, only a fool would think other wise.
he said he's going back.... if he doesn't ... he could become a millionaire pastor....... or join one of the religious organizations that do charity work and help in that way...
but he's not though because he said that he's refocused and would have finished but his school didn't relieve his debt. He hit rock bottom (aka corporate interest, college options, and a teaching career)...... and now he can bounce back.
Well he's on the clock and I think his lack of guidance will hurt him in the long run...Well....The fact that he turned down Harvard at 16 is not a shock at all too me.......He was very young and was going to be immersed in a strange environment with no support more than likely....He just went where he felt the most comfortable........
he could die tomorrow, but he'll probably get that degree so that he can go off and do the shyt that he has the ability to do without that degree.
False.
Ya'll gotta drop this "don't need college" shyt.
You ain't going to pick up some of the technical aspect of what it takes to do some jobs without a formal education.
Insensitive
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I don't think he's wrong in that post.
The kid already had a career before ever picking up a degree.
Yes, his earning potential would go up, but that wouldn't change the skillset he'd
already acquired and was in the middle of making money from.
ExodusNirvana
Change is inevitable...
fukking moron 
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Article said:
I read the article, it clearly wasn't just an internship.
I think by that point, it'd become a job, at which he stopped working
to pursue a degree so he could be paid better.
