Re: 5G map

sms wrote:

> well I still have some of college textbooks, is that important?

While the iKooks self esteem is wrapped up in their iToys, mine is
intertwined with my education, where, like Steve, I'm also an EE.

I consider that Steve is also has an EE among his degrees, so I would
_expect_ Steve to be able to show his textbooks - where if Steve does _not)_
have _this_ textbook, then I'd wonder about Steve's claim to be an EE.
 <https://i.postimg.cc/6qdCpK0Y/books11.jpg>

I wouldn't expect Steve to have any of these as they're specialty items
specifically for those who worked in the Silicon Valley startup world.
 <https://i.postimg.cc/CKKrrJQK/books04.jpg>

However I would expect Steve to have studied the basics like these show.
 <https://i.postimg.cc/RVQPMjrF/books05.jpg>

Where one of my specialties is given away by these classes I took that Steve
probably wouldn't have a clue about (but that's OK as EE is a big field).
 <https://i.postimg.cc/s2SGzC8H/books07.jpg>

The difference between someone like me and the iKooks is that the iKooks
couldn't comprehend even a _single page_ of these books, since none of them
own the necessary IQ and certainly none of them have ever been to college.
 <https://i.postimg.cc/Dzzkq69w/books02.jpg>
-- 
I used to wonder why the iKooks say what no educated adult would say, 
but then I realized all the iKooks have the confluence of three things:
1. Not one of the iKooks owns an IQ that even _approaches_ average
2. As a result, none of the iKooks has _any_ education above high school
3. All of the iKooks have such low self esteem that they pine for Apple
   to give them something (anything) they can be "proud of" owning.