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    Not all Private Investigator Teachers are Horses simply because Horses and Private Investigator Teachers EACH have legs

    Interesting thought, if you will:

    "Not all Private Investigator Teachers are Horses simply because Horses and Private Investigator Teachers EACH have legs."

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    Not all Private Investigators are Horses simply because Horses and Private Investigator EACH have legs.

    or

    Not all Private Investigator Courses are Books simply because Books and Private Investigator Courses EACH have knowledge.
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    Re: Not all Private Investigator Teachers are Horses simply because Horses and Private Investigator Teachers EACH have legs

    Interesting thought, if you will:
    How in the world did you think of this? Horses and investigators? lol

    Here is my take of what you wrote for thought.

    "Not all Private Investigator Teachers are Horses simply because Horses and Private Investigator Teachers EACH have legs."
    Not all PI teachers can be called teachers, just because they say they're teachers. They have to prove their ability to teach and further, they have accurate knowledge to share.

    A man in a horse suit may make a convincing horse from a distance, but upon closer evaluation you can easily see it's a man in a horse suit.

    In the same, anyone can call them-self a teacher but it doesn't take long to see if they can teach effectively.

    Not all Private Investigators are Horses simply because Horses and Private Investigator EACH have legs.
    Just because you have a certificate as a PI doesn't mean you're a PI. Experienced PI's likely started with a certification but they went out to get the experience to become professionals.

    Note: MS assignments are a great way to get experience.

    Not all Private Investigator Courses are Books simply because Books and Private Investigator Courses EACH have knowledge.
    I bought a PI certification course some years back that also included 'job placement assistance' for just over $800. I read the books, passed all but one exam with 100% grades and a 98% on the other.

    I never found a job with the certificate!

    I joined the IPIU, got certified and have been making money in so many different ways, I feel embarrassed that I spent $800 for nothing through a competitor and for so much less money, I got SO MUCH MORE with the IPIU!

    Here are some more interesting thoughts:

    Not all investigator teachers are walnuts because they have good stuff inside.

    Not all legal teachers are nuts because they're hard to crack.

    Not all investigators are coconuts because of the usable food and drink inside.

    Are you wondering why I chose nuts? Perhaps for the same reason you chose horses. lol
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