Well, considering he is now a published author, with a second book on the way, maybe there was some monetary value form that degree after all?
Of course this isn't the case for the vast majority of liberal arts graduates.
Of course this isn't the case for the vast majority of liberal arts graduates.
The statistics definitely don't play out in a vacuum... His kind of determinism holds far more bearing on his successes (financial or otherwise) than any degree (liberal arts or otherwise) ever could alone.
Also, don't ever forget the power of defining your own terms for success. I mean, it's pretty hard to fail when you're successful by definition. Although sadly it's nowhere near as easy to do as it sounds...