I'm glad college is becoming less popular, but 10 years ago it was conservatives saying "son you'd better go to college or you're gonna become a garbage man and die"
Itโs complicated. You do need a way to set proto-specialists apart from normies with no potential, but colleges are so infiltrated with propaganda, and itโs not clear how you would separate the two because all the money comes from a certain class of subversive bankers
School teaches people not to think for themselves. A free thinking person would set a mission and then try to accomplish it. The way I learned programming was 1) doing personal projects, 2) being part of communities. If you need an institution to tell you what to do with your life, you've already lost.
Even in the presence of a teacher you still have to teach yourself. I do believe a person with the right motivation could become a doctor without college. Illegal, but good.
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Now that we can vet service providers on the net, Yelp could, in theory, become part of a new licensing service that the people demand
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