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But (as I attempted to convey above) the Ivies already provide housing/food/health care for free for students that qualify for the need (if the family income i
by krastanov 7y ago
But (as I attempted to convey above) the Ivies already provide housing/food/health care for free for students that qualify for the need (if the family income is under a reasonable threshold). The problem is that if you are poor, your statistically inferior K12 education puts you at a disadvantage when applying to college. We need a version of your Harry Potter solution to be for the actual Harry Potter age group (K12 education).
- mjevans 7y agoIt's late for clarifying, but I was speaking much more broadly; as in through the entire life of a child. Though thinking of it, a new new deal would also help the parents, and a structured environment that has 'secondary parents' to assist with raising a child to common standards for society would be good for everyone. That'd be more like schooling / social support without bounds, possibly a good use of human resources when automation finally eliminates the drudgery jobs.