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Like everything else about the law, however, the full picture here is complicated. Independent surveys find that most law students would enroll even if they knew that only a tiny number of them would wind up with six-figure salaries. Nearly all of them, it seems, are convinced that they're going to win the ring toss at this carnival and bring home the stuffed bear.
Neo-Classical Economics informs us in a rational world where people act only rationally based on rational decision making having rational expectations.
Rationally.
Thus, the situation described in the article is UnPossible and should, therefore, be ignored. She believed in nothing; only her skepticism kept her from being an atheist. -- Jean-Paul Sartre
The modern culture is full of stereotypical Darwinism, that there is not much choice neither economically nor socially.
I personally enjoyed law school, the learning part, but never had any expectations of becoming wealthy. Unlike the guy profiled in the article, I didn't kid myself that it gave me any special status, especially among the people whose opinions mattered to me.
Karen in Bischofswiesen 'tis strange I should be old and neither wise nor valiant. From "The Maid's Tragedy" by Beaumont & Fletcher
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