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Once again, you've completely missed the point. I am trying to say that the value of university has nothing to do with your ability to get a job. I'm trying t
by capote 10y ago
Once again, you've completely missed the point. I am trying to say that the value of university has nothing to do with your ability to get a job. I'm trying to plead with people to stop trying to compare university with a job or measure the value of a university in terms of a job.
If you can't see the value in university, good for you; nobody's forcing you to go.
- treve 10y agoI still think it's worth talking about this though, as so many people DO think its the only way to go and take on a tremendous financial risk thinking they do it for the job. I wouldn't contest it's useful, but I'd definitely feel that for most it's probably not worth the price of a US university.
- personjerry 10y ago> Once again, you've completely missed the point. But, you didn't make an argument for your point in your last statement, and instead made a vague, mysterious assertion: > Universities are tremendously useful and do many great things for society and humanity. You even explicitly pointed out this fact: > I'm not going to provide evidence because I think that any reasonable person will agree with me.