Drew Hanson, chapter 7, question 2

The idea in this chapter is one of the most applicable ideas to "real world" living. The chapter makes it clear that real, working "get rich quick" schemes are next to nonexistent unless you're dealing with "morons". This affects pretty much everybody on a very general basis. It'd be sweet if I could just make a million bucks in the stock market tomorrow but if it was that easy, everyone would do it. It'd be awesome if I could flip a $250,000 house for double its profit, but it just can't happen that way. I'm not that special. I guess I'll just go to college then. :(