Anyway, in issue 3 there is a bit where Hickman presents this formula for calculating if you're college degree was worth it or not. I was intrigued. I set down the book and busted out my calculator to see if his equation matched my own feelings. Here is the excerpt from issue 3 (click to enlarge):

I put in numbers that are fairly pessimistic, meaning they would give me the lowest possible EDU. I ended up with EDU=3.06, which I think is pretty damned good. For those that don't know or remember, I have a PhD in Aerospace Science and am very happily employed as a research physicist for the Army.
Post your number in the comments if you dare!
Bonus pic: Me reading The Nightly News with two of my babies.

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Mine was about 3.5. Apparently I don't hate my job enough to make my degree worthless. I'll have to try harder.
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