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How do we feel and how does it matter more than someone's bank account? It starts to, if it determines what we're going to do next, when provided certain ince
by supernova87a 6y ago
How do we feel and how does it matter more than someone's bank account? It starts to, if it determines what we're going to do next, when provided certain incentives and systems in which to behave.
Yes, loan forgiveness isn't a perpetual system (as in my example), for the student receiving it. Obviously. It's perpetual if you do that for every class into the future.
And yes, I said openly in my preface that the picture I'm painting is to illustrate the point of incentives and policies -- not to say at all that student debt holders are underperformers. You miss my point if so.
- thomastjeffery 6y ago> It's perpetual if you do that for every class into the future. In other words, it's perpetual so long as we perpetuate the underlying problem. So let's solve the underlying problem, too. By instituting Student Loan Forgiveness, we are suddenly motivated to overhaul our higher education system so that it does not demand student debt.