Statistics hide the raw numbers and emotional reality.
30% is how many people?
What’s their schedule look like if they have kids too?
That’s a cute trick, using cold hard facts to normalize away bullshit
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30% is how many people?
What’s their schedule look like if they have kids too?
That’s a cute trick, using cold hard facts to normalize away bullshit
Why do we need institutional competition over facts of STEM?
Universities have become corporate job training centers, not places of higher learning.
They teach what industry seeks, and thus industry is subsidized through government expenditure and private debt.
This forum is remarkably ignorant of practical reality. Instead leaning into what are at this point banal and debunked myths
Anyone wants a shot at an economically comfortable life it comes with serious strings. And no guarantee the education or 401k will be worth squat in a decade
Your anecdote doesn’t really mean much. “Significantly way better” is apparently still not enough.
Similar to why food stamps are cheaper than food education. The administrative burden is prohibitively expensive.
Let’s not consider the thesis at hand here; jobs aren’t the answer. That flies in the face of our corporate sponsored religion.
Of course believing that inherently threatens your status.
This site should best stick to discussion of technology. Whenever social topics come along, the community quickly reveals its ignorance of reality for the majority, and knee jerk defense of its status quo