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When you say “is not typically considered something good” are you making an appeal to bourgeois norms or is there some other interpretation that isn’t about loo
by barry-cotter 4y ago
When you say “is not typically considered something good” are you making an appeal to bourgeois norms or is there some other interpretation that isn’t about looking down on the kind of people who don’t go to university?
- KarlKemp 4y agoWell I recently read about this so-called „Lambda School“ which was kinda fraud(ish), apparently? But I guess truth is a liberal, sorry: bourgeois, concept.
- barry-cotter 4y agoHow is truth a bourgeois concept? I can see how sneering at the kind of people who go to either a military or a software development boot camp is bourgeois; there’s the fear of being confused with people of adjacent but inferior class position. I don’t see how truth is bourgeois. Could you explain?
- trippingrobot 4y agoThe point is you injected a loaded political term into a thread that is literally about boot camps having little value.