Spending a few years in college is the easiest, shortest route to some pretty profound insights, and you say, "nah". I strongly disagree that this is a univers

Spending a few years in college is the easiest, shortest route to some pretty profound insights, and you say, "nah". I strongly disagree that this is a universal truth. As just one example, I'm finding the Stanford and Udacity courses I'm taking more rewarding than any of the courses I took in college, for a fraction of the time investment. But making such a decision, or any decision for that matter, based on false assumptions - actually, criminally negligent and outrageously stupid assumptions - is just... dumb. Really. So college apparently doesn't always effectively teach civility in discourse.