youre correct that it may not be enough time, but it gives them a foothold they can use later in life where the subjects might otherwise appear impregnable. >

youre correct that it may not be enough time, but it gives them a foothold they can use later in life where the subjects might otherwise appear impregnable. > Do we really want all our neighbors bikeshedding utility grid management we already teach these subjects and i dont see this happening. I actually feel like bikeshedding would happen more if people only self educated on these topics, theyd have no baseline to compare to and anything they learned would "separate them from the pack" so to speak. Your answer is "to deter to expert opinion" which already happens with our current system, except by not teaching it in schools we discourage people from learning it unless self taught. Which i think is a bad idea.