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Grand Theft Autobot posted:Mostly, it's a question of ROI. A law degree is 3 years, you need to go to a good school and get good grades, the coursework can be very challenging, and the cost without scholarships is enormous. After school, you'll have to study for and pass the bar, which is also a significant investment of money and effort. I'm starting to question this logic because anecdotal experience seems to indicate its more about being top of your class then being top 14, though being in the top 14 makes it so you don't have to be top of your class. IIRC my wife was the only one of her hiring class that went to a top 10 school and is still teased about it constantly.
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MaxxBot posted:I'm going way off topic here but it's something I wondered about recently, is there some simple approximation to convert the rated thrust of jet airplanes into a power output figure? Or is that power output figure calculated some other way? Power is work over time, and work is force times distance, so there's a variety of ways you calculate power because of the way these units interact. velocity is distance over time so F*V works. engines are also frequently rated by torque*angular velocity of the drive shaft.
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