The college dream is falling apart | The Gray Area

Totally out of touch. Only talked to and about costal liberals without marketable degrees.
Representative of a very small percentage of people.

Don't rely on any degree. Nice to have one if you can, but much better to believe in & pray to a loving God. He will not be embarrassed, and delights in providing & doing more we can imagine…

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Think about this:
Ultra rich/powerful people still send their kids to college

The fundamental thing is that if you go to college you won’t be rich. You’ll end up being a resource for the rich. People who dropped out of college became rich and realise that the system is rigged.

Learning is good. So we must encourage everyone to go to college. No one is leaning from casually browsing the internet. 99.99999999999999% of people are incapable of educating themselves. We need college.

We need way more people to be forced to sit down and read and study hard. So we can put an end to this dangerous anti intellectualism. So we actually have a society where people know how to read and understand data. Therefore we need to encourage as many people as possible to go to college. It's better for our communities. Uneducated people will lead to the death of us all

Make college harder. More rigorous. A lot more people need to be flunking out.

I have to say, the fact that he keeps mentioning "radicalization" and "unionization" together in the same sentence, as if they are the outcome of one another or something… disappointing. Are police unions "radical" or are those just necessary? Why is this any different? Framing is important.

In the past, university was really hard and almost free. So there was a filtering process, and you didn't get to be part of the club unless you achieve academic excellence. Fast forward a couple of generations, and students are customers who don't fail nearly as often. When they do, they graduate with a mountain of debt. As numbers of graduates increase, of course the meaning of that degree is watered down. Those who didn't complete their degree went into blue collar occupation and many succeeded. These days there's a deficiency of those capable of technical blue collar jobs, so wages are climbing. The road is open for those guys to start a business and succeed.

Millennials have shown that a College education has been a Taxpayer funded debt trap, it’s time to defund the bad programs, and make College about jobs again. Untill then there needs to be a hard restart. We probably only need a third of the colleges there currently are, the text should be trade schools and teaching common sense.

4:55 As a Black Indigenous American, I could have told them all 35 years ago this revelation or TRUTH that they have finally come to realize🤷🏽‍♂️

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