>there exists a subset of the population that cannot and will not be educated or have the ability to reason on a certain level to make things work. That’s not

>there exists a subset of the population that cannot and will not be educated or have the ability to reason on a certain level to make things work. That’s not what the pointed text is about though. It specifically mention the concern is about those that should be considered of higher education in the context, as opposed for example to a baker¹. ¹ This is the example given in text, not some condescendence of bakers from my part here.