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Skipping all of school has even higher returns. If you just invested all the money that would normally go to pay for your K-12 school and college each year, the
by Alex3917 9y ago
Skipping all of school has even higher returns. If you just invested all the money that would normally go to pay for your K-12 school and college each year, then by age 25 or so you'd have enough money to retire.
The problem is that even if your parents home school you, they're generally not allowed to just not pay millage.
- ThrustVectoring 9y agoThe core problem is that K-12 schooling largely isn't for the benefit of children, but for the state. That's why the state pays for it and not private tutoring in child-lead learning. It's awfully convenient to have a populace indoctrinated into a shared set of cultural norms.
- ajdlinux 9y agoIt's awfully convenient for a society to have a populace with a shared set of cultural norms.