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3 Pwc 2 Everyone knows the Salary Theorem establishes that engineers and scientist can NEVER earn as much money as businessmen; bosses; and Salesmen

4 Pwc 3 This theorem can be demostrated by reducing it to a simple mathmatical equation:

5 Pwc 4 The equation rest on two postualtes: PostulateN°1 :PostulateN°1 : Knowledge is Power Postulate N°2 :Postulate N°2 : Time is Money The equation rest on two postualtes: PostulateN°1 :PostulateN°1 : Knowledge is Power Postulate N°2 :Postulate N°2 : Time is Money

6 Pwc 5 Every engineer knows : Power = Work / Time Because : Knowledge = Power And Time = Money Therefore we have : Knowledge = Work / Money Every engineer knows : Power = Work / Time Because : Knowledge = Power And Time = Money Therefore we have : Knowledge = Work / Money

7 Pwc 6 We can then easily obtain : Money = Work / Knowledge So when Knowledge goes towards zero, Money goes towards infinity, regardless of the value attributed to work, even if the value of work is very small.So when Knowledge goes towards zero, Money goes towards infinity, regardless of the value attributed to work, even if the value of work is very small. In the inverse, when Knowledge goes towards infinity, Money goes towards zero, even if the value of work is high.In the inverse, when Knowledge goes towards infinity, Money goes towards zero, even if the value of work is high. We can then easily obtain : Money = Work / Knowledge So when Knowledge goes towards zero, Money goes towards infinity, regardless of the value attributed to work, even if the value of work is very small.So when Knowledge goes towards zero, Money goes towards infinity, regardless of the value attributed to work, even if the value of work is very small. In the inverse, when Knowledge goes towards infinity, Money goes towards zero, even if the value of work is high.In the inverse, when Knowledge goes towards infinity, Money goes towards zero, even if the value of work is high.

8 Pwc 7 The evident conclusion : The less you know the more money you make The evident conclusion : The less you know the more money you make

9 Pwc 8 Those of you who had difficulity following this presentation must make alot of Money

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