Even if that’s a metaphor for hyper-personalized education, my point still stands. Society and the labor market benefits from everyone meeting a baseline level

Even if that’s a metaphor for hyper-personalized education, my point still stands. Society and the labor market benefits from everyone meeting a baseline level of education across certain areas. Ideally, everyone that graduates high school can read and write English at a HS level, perform basic algebra, understand percentages and interest rates, etc. For the purposes of school, there’s no need for “diversity of thought” in the school system - we aren’t even delivering on the basics these days.