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The current system is the continuation of a historical establishment, which is the same with many other human-created systems. They will always be flawed, but h
by whacked_new 18y ago
The current system is the continuation of a historical establishment, which is the same with many other human-created systems. They will always be flawed, but humans will also be slow to react to changes; the larger the group, the older the establishment, the more resistant to change.
While it is atrociously suboptimal, it's a bit much to call it a waste of time.
Incidentally, I happened upon this article this morning and like the idea very much: the Grandes écoles.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grandes_%C3%89coles http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grandes_%C3%89coles
Does anybody have any related stories to tell?
- jb92 18y agoI went to one of these, so i think i know about it. I think it creates another kind of establishment, and not a very likeable one at that. It's very much like the Ivy leagues colleges in the US. People are not out of school that they are already so very certain of their own worth, it's despicable.