His main point is valid, education is important for becoming a well-rounded civilian. However > Anyone who claims to know the specific skills required for the

His main point is valid, education is important for becoming a well-rounded civilian. However > Anyone who claims to know the specific skills required for the jobs of tomorrow is just blowing smoke I do! Math! Machine learning: Lin alg Calc Stat/prob Programming: understanding math gives a leg up in understanding many of the ideas underlying. The meta-skill that math teaches is also timeless: when you learn concept D, you need to have a very good mastery over concepts A, B and C. In my psychology lectures there never was such a “concept dependency hell”. So yea math. Also writing and articulating yourself. A rhetoric class is also timeless (if given properly). So yea... I could go on. I won’t but I will predict this: If you learn how to sell Learn how to play along And learn math Then those skills will immensely help you for some of the new jobs in the future.