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Male Entrepreneurs were Anti-Social Teens
The darker side of entrepreneurs
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-23612822 "To investigate that, a recent study by German and Swedish researchers used data that followed 1,000 Swedish children from one town over 40 years. They found that, in comparison to people who did not found businesses, entrepreneurs were more likely to have displayed anti-social behaviour in their adolescence. The sort of behaviour that qualified as anti-social included: staying out later than allowed truancy cheating in exams getting drunk smoking marijuana shoplifting loitering in town in the evening But more serious criminal activity was not a predictor of later business flair. " Full Article http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-23612822 |
Funny how most of the list are not actually "anti-social". But, good news for me.
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I love how he is smiling . This is another ploy to get free thinkers outta the way so the dumb 9-5'ers can rule ;) j/k
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I would have so banged Bill back in the day...
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Not sure if getting drunk or smoking marijuana is so terribly anti-social, but in a related article I read that they found a mild correlation between criminal activity in teenagers with later success as entrepreneurs.
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Harmon
He is a troll Just place Peter on ignore and get on with your life He obviously has had something go wrong at some stage in his life. Best to leave these sorts of people well alone |
Sounds logical, if you have slight problems with authority, you're not going to work for a boss. If you have serious authority issues something's wrong with your mind and you won't get far in life at all. Not really social related though.
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Issues with authority and the willingness to swim against the mainstream. Going to college, getting some degree and working an office career is the socially accepted path to wealth. Dropping out of college, becoming an entrepreneur and working day and night while smoking pot is not. |
Being rich is their revenge.
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Anti-social was first used to describe those years ago who were quiet, shy, keep to themselves... but then the medical professions just realized that was everyone under the age of 18 because they grew up in a generation that realized on smart phones to communicate now it's viewed as "against society" rather than "not with society" however that does make more sense if you think about the behaviors of those individuals, one being myself :winkwink: those people tend to be more "risk takers" rather than conform to the unwritten guide of how to get along in society. my dad was not happy when I picked up and moved to California after I graduated, especially since I had NO JOB and no money. rather, took a gamble as I didn't want to work in an office and start in the mail room and work my way up. for the most part, these are the individuals you see being loud at a bar, having a more attractive partner, driving nicer cars. they take risks then reward themselves greatly for it -- rather a "normal" person would prefer to seek out a job with security and save money. |
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MUAH! :1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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