> people are choosing majors that aren't valuable in the market, and are later somehow surprised they are worse off than when they started It's not "people," i

> people are choosing majors that aren't valuable in the market, and are later somehow surprised they are worse off than when they started It's not "people," it's children. Children who are told by every single successful adult they trust that they need to go to college and that it doesn't matter what they get the degree in, just that they have one.