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[at-l] Bush opens forest roads -- AND allows Governor's Input



> It is interesting to me that there is an undercurrent that I 
> hear that says 
> that out current President is not too smart.  Heck, he 
> graduated from an Ivy 
> League College (Yale).  Some say that he got in because his 
> daddy was rich.  Who 
> knows?  And if he stopped there (most do) that might have 
> been true but he 
> went on to get an MBA and that is not easy.  In fact he 
> attended and was awarded 
> his MBA from Harvard.  Perhaps some of those on this list 
> have done that but 
> I don;t think many have.  I know that I haven't.  So, perhaps 
> his intelligence 
> is at work here when he opens the windows a bit and includes 
> Governors in the 
> process for decision making.  I think it is a smart move.
> 
> Skylander
Although there is undoubtedly a corrolation between "good" schools and good
students and a corrolation between getting higher degrees and being
intelligent, it is by no means a slamdunk. There are many exceptions both
ways. I have a friend who does not even have a batchelors degree but has
taught graduate level courses at Columbia. On the other side I know PhDs who
know some small specialty very well, but don't have the common sense to come
in out the rain or to participate intelligently in a discussion outside
their field.

Many people are very good at parroting back what they have heard but cannot
generate new ideas on their own. Good parroting back skills will get you
through most schools. Bush is a very good parrot with poor taste in who he
parrots.

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