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No, education is most certainly NOT the silver bullet for this (at least not our current system). There are too many kids in school, racking up absurd amounts
by blhack 17y ago
No, education is most certainly NOT the silver bullet for this (at least not our current system).
There are too many kids in school, racking up absurd amounts of debt for worthless degrees right now. A backelor's degree is more-or-less worthless right now because it is so common. Currently, you'll need at least a masters degree if you want to get noticed, possibly even a PhD.
The idea of "lets churn more people through this ridiculous system! That will fix the problem! The numbers won't lie! 4 years chained to a desk will fix the problem!"
No. Please not more educations.
- gaius 17y agoI'd say that bachelors degrees in traditional subjects from traditional universities retain most of their value. In most cases, a degree from a second-tier university is unlikely to be a good investment, but that's not the only reason that people do degrees - if a grown-up (18) wants to do it anyway tho' that's got to be their choice (and their responsibility to pay for it).