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'Move To Asia' - 30 Recommendations For 2012 Graduates

By Hank Campbell in Science 2.0
May 12, 2012
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Submitted by Hank on Sat, 05/12/2012 - 08:08
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Are you a 20-something with a brand new degree and looking for advice?  Well, thanks to warmed-over Keynesian economics America is now a financial demilitarized zone and it isn't going to change any time soon so Forbes has crowd-sourced advice for the graduates of 2012 and condensed them into 30 pearls of wisdom that are a lot more practical than the pithy 'wear sunscreen' stuff we foisted off on the last generation.

Key points; move to Asia. Obviously jobs will be better there for an American, you can probably even teach English since they like our movies.  And don't going to law school just because you think it is a better chance of getting a job and ....

'Don't Go To Law School,' 'Move To Asia,' And 28 Other Pearls Of Wisdom For 2012 Grads by Kashmir Hill, Forbes

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