Re:Was Germany’s 19th century industrial expansion due to an...
by mmarq on Sunday September 19, 2021 @03:39AM
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> Much fewer people need to get higher education.
I really don’t see any reasonable scenario where this could be true.
> main thing is people wasting their time + becoming upset and angry at the society, perceiving themselves as the 'intellectual elite' that isn't getting 'valued' enough
If one believes that having a degree (which is 30% of the population) makes them part of the elite (which is 1% of the population), they should have spent more time in high school studying statistics. People with a degree don’t see themselves as “the elite”.
I really don’t see any reasonable scenario where this could be true.
> main thing is people wasting their time + becoming upset and angry at the society, perceiving themselves as the 'intellectual elite' that isn't getting 'valued' enough
If one believes that having a degree (which is 30% of the population) makes them part of the elite (which is 1% of the population), they should have spent more time in high school studying statistics. People with a degree don’t see themselves as “the elite”.