Following this logic further, should we try to fight against education initiatives in general too? Educated people are more likely to be able to pick up program

Following this logic further, should we try to fight against education initiatives in general too? Educated people are more likely to be able to pick up programming, or take one of many other white-collar jobs. We could team up with people of other white-collar jobs and work on slashing funding for public schools, etc., to make sure future generations don't replace us too soon. Somehow that doesn't seem right. I think it's a horrible zero-sum view of the world.