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The biggest problem is the fundamental inability of two higher education camps: "education should be free" and "education should be market priced" to agree on a
by joe_the_user 2y ago
The biggest problem is the fundamental inability of two higher education camps: "education should be free" and "education should be market priced" to agree on anything.
What does that mean? The two camps disagree fundamentally - so "the problem is they don't agree"? Why should they be expected to agree something? Perhaps they could agree that "Paris is the Capital France" (see Kids In The Hall's Brain Candy).