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Kwon Oh-sang: Do you have to drop out of college to become a billionaire?

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This book leads you to discern and judge what a real cause and relationship is. It's important to know the cause and relationship. We are often fooled by all kinds of error and counter-information, and we see that the averages that statisticians have given us or we misunderstand our correlations as causative and make wrong decisions. The cause and effect of cause-and-effect. The problem is that we often make important decisions by mistaking relationships as causation, where the underlying principle is not revealed. Let's get a vaccine with an intelligent human mind that really recognizes the cause of injury in this book. What we often find very hard to believe is that among billionaires there are many college dropouts. Of course, there's some point to it. But if you stop studying, you're not a billionaire. Because there's another reason we became billionaires. The relationship between cause and effect is called cause. But all the unproved observation and knowledge is futile. The most representative example is the boss. There is a strong negative correlation between the length of the woman's skirt and the amount of ice cream sold. The shorter the skirt, the more ice cream sales. But that doesn't mean that if you make skirts short, you'll sell more ice cream. But in the real world, we often think of correlation as causation. This book kindly explains the actual cause, along with the limitations of the average and the correlation we often confuse.

Korean title: 억만장자가 되려면 대학을 중퇴해야 할까

Korean author: 권오상

Korean publisher: 클라우드나인

ISBN-13: 9791191334302

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IV****
October 27, 2021

The interesting title "To Be a billionaire" has the substrate, "How to Distire a College" -- how to distinguish between cause and effect. As you can imagine from the efforts of the financial director, the financial manager of the banking department, the president of pensions, and the director of the company who taught finance in the university, the book is to inform people about what really causes them to become independent of the average error in economic decisions. The idea of cause and

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October 23, 2021

Bill Gates. Someone who's been in the rich class for the longest time. His fortunes are about 119 trillion. The property is not inherited. It was created in 1975 by the creation of Microsoft. Bill Gates' history shows he's dropping out of Harvard. But among billionaires, many drop out of college. The Facebook founder, Jankerberg, dropped out. Steve Jobs is out of business. But you shouldn't judge the cause or result simply by looking at the surface. So all college dropouts are billionaires? The

권오상: 억만장자가 되려면 대학을 중퇴해야 할까
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