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The costs are artificially inflated. There's plenty of jobs and offices that do not need to exist and do not benefit people. General classes are overwhelmingly
by devwastaken 5y ago
The costs are artificially inflated. There's plenty of jobs and offices that do not need to exist and do not benefit people. General classes are overwhelmingly a waste of time and are not demonstrated to educate. Accreditation is a scam that's incredibly outdated and ineffective at ensuring fair instruction. There's wide variety in instructors, some designed to fail students because they believe themselves far more important than they are.
We need to strip unions, fire a lot of people, delete and re-impliment accreditation, and in the end it's probably better to turn the brick buildings into a shopping mall, it would have better economic effect.
Like remote work in COVID, we can get it if the government forces actually do it.
- amznthrwaway 5y agoIf the free market starts rewarding people who use other forms of education, demand for those forms of education will increase. This isn’t happening because those other forms are, for the most part, viewed as inferior.