The second part of the statement clarified intent. It's not a moral judgement, it's conditional failure to fulfill the purpose of differentiation. If education

The second part of the statement clarified intent. It's not a moral judgement, it's conditional failure to fulfill the purpose of differentiation. If education was the main motivation for college rather then trying to prove to employers you are a more competitive employee then your peers, I feel the system would look a lot different and not have nearly the same balooning cost problem.