Yes. Most definitely and appallingly yes. And we all lose because of it.https://twitter.com/Quillette/status/1375978947670839299 …
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Replying to @jordanbpeterson
Do we? This assumes college is still a good investment. Those are prime years, intelligent people could probably learn in other contexts. See Peter Thiel's Fellowship.
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Replying to @Alephwyr @jordanbpeterson
Yes, we do. Tell me. Your rushed into the ER, emergency surgery. Appendectomy. Who do you want operating on you? The best doctor? Or one that got in to make the college look fair? Which might totally be good enough, this time. Your body, not your choice.
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Replying to @satsgains @jordanbpeterson
Gatekept professions are an exception. The traditional libertarian solution is to get rid of the gates and let the market decide, which would have both pros and cons.
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Replying to @Alephwyr @jordanbpeterson
But they aren't gate kept by profession, but by grades/scores and ethnicity. If your the best, your the best. Should be the end of it.
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I'm not sure you understand. I mean that the whole problem only exists because of legal requirements that doctors be credentialed. If these didn't exist, smart and capable people could do apprenticeships under expert doctors for instance, or learn in other ways.
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