masterpeastheater
Junior Member
At my workplace and in my social circles the past few years, I have noticed a new pattern. It seems that conservative religious types are more likely to get lots of (the right kind of course) of education and the nice cushy professional well paying jobs, while the less educated less money making peeps see religion as a bunch of wingnuttery.
I suppose if there is a new statistical pattern emerging here, and not just an aberration in my environment, the the dynamic is more or less as follows:
Education has become about getting a job instead of,you know, an education. So educated people are becoming more "go along to get along" than used to be the case. So more conservative religious types therefore are climbing the corporate ladder. Economic success has become more about working the system than brains or talent, and this attracts the conservative religious types.
I suppose if there is a new statistical pattern emerging here, and not just an aberration in my environment, the the dynamic is more or less as follows:
Education has become about getting a job instead of,you know, an education. So educated people are becoming more "go along to get along" than used to be the case. So more conservative religious types therefore are climbing the corporate ladder. Economic success has become more about working the system than brains or talent, and this attracts the conservative religious types.