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It's not immoral, it's business. Harvard has presented a product and you are free to take it or leave it. What is unfortuntate though is that we've been conditi
by whalesalad 6y ago
It's not immoral, it's business. Harvard has presented a product and you are free to take it or leave it. What is unfortuntate though is that we've been conditioned as a society to believe that a higher education is the most valuable thing you could ever earn.
- speedgoose 6y agoIn France the students are paid to go to the best schools.
- augustt 6y agoSo, still immoral. It's gatekeeping upwards mobility with absurd prices.
- conanbatt 6y agoIts a private service, they don't sell "justice"
- stormdennis 6y agoIt's a private service. Lots of institutions used to be private until government realized that they were effectively States within States and nationalised them in the interests of the public good
- whalesalad 6y agoYou're missing the entire point of my comment - college is antiquated.
- JoeAltmaier 6y agoSo says you. But the rest of the world, including the job market, thinks otherwise. Thus, gatekeeping etc and the moral impact.
- pinkfoot 6y agoFor neurosurgeons ? Come now.
- whalesalad 6y agoOf course there are going to be exceptions to any blanket internet hot take.
- LudwigNagasena 6y agoHarvard is not a business, it is a non-profit.
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