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— Read on www.blacklistednews.com/
Good idea that I fully support, censorship is a slippery slope more tyranny
In a time of economic uncertainty, liberal education holds out the promise of joy in learning, contentment in contemplating truth, and satisfaction in community. These things are available to all people, rich or poor. (essay by Josh Herring)
— Read on theimaginativeconservative.org/2019/02/liberal-education-preservation-free-society-josh-herring.html
A $200K College Degree? – LewRockwell
— Read on www.lewrockwell.com/2019/03/ryan-mcmaken/no-you-dont-need-a-200k-college-degree/
Educated idiot.
Trade Jobs Exploding as More Elderly Crushed Under Student Loan Debt
— Read on www.infowars.com/trade-jobs-exploding-as-more-elderly-crushed-under-student-loan-debt/
Many college degrees have become worthless in the job market.
A female supporter of Bernie Sanders is advertising on Twitter the fact that she went 226,000 in debt to get a college degree in speech pathology. Those who posted the video apparently believe that this ought to be interpreted as a convincing example of how hard it is to pay for college these days.
— Read on mises.org/power-market/no-you-dont-need-200k-college-degree
Many have called for improving academic gatekeeping — but what if the gatekeepers are, themselves, the biggest problem with peer review?
— Read on heterodoxacademy.org/diversity-peer-review-purpose/
#62 – Our Cultural Inflection Point and Higher Education | Jordan Peterson
— Read on jordanbpeterson.com/podcasts/episode-62/
The man
In a very limited sense, there is private education in the developed world, but almost always private schools are heavily regulated by the government. There is also the issue of compulsory attendance laws.
— Read on mises.org/wire/private-education-key-educating-poor
I agree
The BBC’s diversity scaremongering – UnHerd
— Read on unherd.com/2019/02/the-bbcs-diversity-scaremongering/
I suspect that this young woman was intimidated by the prospect of failure at such an opportunity. The failure rate among students in diversity centered admittance programs is very high.
It is crucial that students learn not only carpentry, plumbing, and the like, but also receive training in newer fields like the allied health professions, cybersecurity, and information technology.
— Read on www.takimag.com/article/rethinking-the-college-education-racket/
Well said
John Barleycorn 
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