Re:College Grads Taking Low-Wage Jobs Displace Less Educated
by Kurtz79 on Friday March 07, 2014 @09:14AM
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Absolutely not, history, literature, sociology, arts are incredibly important.
But we live (at least US/Western countries) in a capitalist society, like it or not.
This means that the monetary value of your skills is directly linked only to the monetary value they can generate, not other types of value that undoubtedly they have.
People choosing to study humanities must be prepared to face a job market where their skills are not in great demand.
But we live (at least US/Western countries) in a capitalist society, like it or not.
This means that the monetary value of your skills is directly linked only to the monetary value they can generate, not other types of value that undoubtedly they have.
People choosing to study humanities must be prepared to face a job market where their skills are not in great demand.
Then again, money is not everything.