A question to PhD holders

1. Would you guys quit studying when you see money?(for instance MLM which supposedly can earn 6 figure income a month)

2. When you have studied so hard to get into PhD level with years of experience in your studies, would you just quit it completely?

To me, it doesn't make any sense, why would you study so high when you can start earning that money right after finish your SPM or a little higher education right? Once you are at a PhD level, you wouldn't just leave it, like dropping what you studied to do MLM, you would like do research and stuff like that.

What do you Master's degree or PhD holders think?

I'm just so confused.

Thanks.

Yeah, that's the word I was finding. satisfy.

No matter how much money you get, it's won't satisfy you internally..
Something like Einstein, he just works and study, money is no issue.

Yeah, in life you need money to live but you won't be satisfied no matter how much you get.

I asked the question because there are quite a number of so-called PhD holders claiming to be from prestigious universities who does MLM.

I'm not satisfied with their response. They say that the money is big here, but when I ask "why did you pursue PhD or heck, a Master's degree for it matters?" they just give me a black stare.

If u got a PHD u got many choices...(u dun need to work hard,learn hard after ur PHD,becoz the PHD Title will talk for u)
If u only SPM(for sure u can be more successful than any PHD out there,but u need luck,courage,smart,n more hardworking than any PHD)

A phd doing MLM, u can imagine how persuasive of their words

Nicely said.

As i said Lim Goh tong got luck,courage to RISK,smart,n more hardworking than his PHD employee.

If u never try,100% u wont be RICH.If u tried,at least some chance to became Wealthy.
If i got >10K per month wif my PHD,i quite satify for myself...Y still need to risk for RICH.
But if i a SPM,i had to risk for success,becoz i juz wont lose anything...when u risk,u not only can be success,u can be RICH too (But out of 100,how many r successful n how many stay <3k?) 

If a PHD+ part time MLM, wow this guy can fly

The counter intuitive answer: the PhD employee.

Because you're implicitly using the money metric to determine 'brilliance' when many other metrics could be used.