Molson Hart

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. We had public libraries before we had the internet, so this guy is most likely wrong. https://twitter.com/bryanrbeal/status/1089904881207525376 …

What if we rephrase it a bit? It wont go away but goes back to what it was for centuries, an expensive hobby.

Ah...that makes more sense. I don't know enough about the history of education to have an opinion though. People don't know that causation =/= correlation, so they saw that the educated were making more money and decided they wanted that. Then, the U.S. gov't subsidized it.

If we ditch the subsidies and the USG gov't of debt, we'd definitely see a huge fall in higher-level education attendance. I'd love to see the lambda school model but for trades outside of comp. sci.

Yeah im curious how much of these social innovations scale beyond tech (lambda school, remote work in general).

Do you have an opinion on the future of work? Everyone in one office allowing for maximal cooperation or distributed workers allowing for specialization and wider talent pools.

Probably fractal. Maximal cooperation leads to serious overheads and remote work is still quite inefficient (mostly communication issues). So head office with 10-50%, secondary offices, lone workers/salesppl here and there.