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The "dropout" meme is interesting, because, even though it implies that the subjects did not finish college / postgrad / phd , they did enroll in it and in many
by ristretto 15y ago
The "dropout" meme is interesting, because, even though it implies that the subjects did not finish college / postgrad / phd , they did enroll in it and in many cases found inspiration / colleages / ideas while doing it. This seems to be more common than people choosing not to go to college at all.
P.s. are there anti-education agendas; i would be curious to read about it
- temphn 15y ago20under20 is a fairly well thought out "anti education agenda". It's not against the idea of learning, just the outdated concept of going $300k into debt for content you could have learned by yourself online. Predictably, Wadhwa is very much against the idea of doing anything that doesn't involve paying him and his colleagues for four years.