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So, a corollary to your hypothesis would be that educated people are wealthy?I am going to take a stab here and guess this study comes down to education, same as the religion vs intelligence study. iPhones are very expensive, people who are wealthier and can afford them generally have a better education. Nothing really surprising here.
So, a corollary to your hypothesis would be that educated people are wealthy?
With more than my fair share of degrees, I beg to differ...
Maybe you should read your first couple of sentences again.Nope never said that. Said wealthy people generally have better education.
Maybe you should read your first couple of sentences again.
The other corollary to your hypothesis is that educated people use iThings![]()
iPhones are very expensive, people who are wealthier and can afford them
Perhaps 5 years back.
You are aware though, that pretty much anyone get any phone they choose nowadays?
I can get an iPhone 5S for R470.00pm ... or an Samsung S4 at R400.00 ... or a Z1 at R450.00. In my eyes that R70.00/R20.00 is not something that 'only the rich/educated can afford'.
It's no longer about money
I can get an iPhone 5S for R470.00pm ... or an Samsung S4 at R400.00 ... or a Z1 at R450.00. In my eyes that R70.00/R20.00 is not something that 'only the rich/educated can afford'.
There are Android phones to be had for R500... not just high end S4's or Z1's...
I take it you are an Android user seeing as you can't use an apostrophe.![]()
Reminds me if my Nexus 5![]()