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You could also make an argument that the bulk of college degrees are not economically useful. The demand for certain kinds of education and knowledge is certain
by choilive 2y ago
You could also make an argument that the bulk of college degrees are not economically useful. The demand for certain kinds of education and knowledge is certainly finite - but the demand ceiling for general intelligence seems much much higher, and appears to be limited only by the cost of hiring ever smarter people.