> It's a worldview that necessitates only teaching what leads to a job. It is anti beauty and anti human. The question is always who is footing the bill while

> It's a worldview that necessitates only teaching what leads to a job. It is anti beauty and anti human. The question is always who is footing the bill while you find yourself? Education that leads to productive vocations can arguably have some public funding because that gets paid back in taxes, etc. If you're paying for expanding your own horizons through education, then sure, have at it.