Ok. So? You benefit from other people's education every day. Are you willing to give those things up? No computers. No internet. No modern medicine. No roads,

Ok. So? You benefit from other people's education every day. Are you willing to give those things up? No computers. No internet. No modern medicine. No roads, no electricity. No locks on your house. No modern clothing materials, no modern tents with polyester or nylon. No cars. Heck, at this point you couldn't even buy a horse without benefiting from other people's education. Or maybe you mean impractical degrees? So... no professional art or music. Or maybe you mean degrees that don't make money? Ok. No preschool teachers, no regular teachers either. They get paid poorly, after all. Maybe you just don't want others to be educated, but I don't know how you intend to get along if fewer folks know how to read and good luck teaching your own children everything they need to know. A lot of places use tax money to educate children, after all. That's probably far enough: not wanting to pay for others education is just someone wanting to benefit from said education without contributing to it. Education of others helps you, and there really isn't much you can do about that.