[durasell]

Yes. And my point is that the likelihood of that high salary belonging to an engineer is far greater than the nonsense you posted about someone with an "arts" degree, or whatever it was you were going-on about




It has nothing to do with "likelihood." It's not a horse race. It has to do with talent in the field, whether that field is engineering or packaging design.

[1rudeboy]

Not sure what you mean by "talent," unless you are equating it with additional/higher education. There is (obviously) a direct correlation between higher engineering salaries and level of education: bachelor's, master's (including M.B.A.), and doctor's. Not sure how that applies to your "art majors."¹

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¹"It's not quite that simple, either. I remember 20 years ago, all the engineers were lording it over the "art majors." And now the engineers are out of work or under employed and the "art majors" are pulling down the big bucks."