> The only mistake I’d warn against is letting this influence your judgement of others, or your prescription for future generations. I’m curious what your segu

> The only mistake I’d warn against is letting this influence your judgement of others, or your prescription for future generations. I’m curious what your segue is from contextualizing and rationalizing decisions I’ve/we’ve made for myself/ourselves to judgements on others. My point, I guess, was that it’s easy to think of university costs purely in monetary cost and ignore the inherent time-cost required to pay. The calculus I did when looking at schools was: it costs X much, median starting salary for this field is Y, I’ll have to “do my time” for Z years as payment for my education. Looking at it that way, I’m paying for school with time, not money.