> Well it is certainly possible that the labor market becomes even more saturated in software and education falls back into being an easy go-to natural filtrati

> Well it is certainly possible that the labor market becomes even more saturated in software and education falls back into being an easy go-to natural filtration system. Education is a shitty filtration system. Work-examples and/or skill-demonstration based interviews like the ones used for programmers are much better. The only reason that so many other industries rely on education is that they don't have as good ways of testing the actual skills of job applicants (and/or because testing doesn't scale that well - e.g. you can give a coding test to every programmer, but can't give a "surgery test" to every doctor).