and this is why trade schools like coding bootcamps are relevant at all people aren't going to school to learn computer science, they are going to school to ge

and this is why trade schools like coding bootcamps are relevant at all people aren't going to school to learn computer science, they are going to school to get a job and be effective in that field, but the universities shouldn't feel obligated to adjust to that since they've been for the privileged folks who are actually there to pursue education for the sake of higher learning for nearly 200 years (or much longer). it is mere coincidence that they have to put up with a few decades of people needing the school for subsequent employment and the school will exist after this phase as well so with that observation it really is useful to push for trade schools again, for the people that actually need it for the people that are really going for that upper echelon of access to other privileged people whether they get a wage-slave job or not, yeah they should slog through MIT, but everyone else should consider other things that more closely match the lane they were born into