It probably would reduce crime & incarceration. That’s 4 years an 18-22yo is stuck in the library studying
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“better than prison” is a really weird argument for college!
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Have you reviewed what societies that don't have these look like?
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yes... our society?
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Would you like the state to support 4-year civil engineering degrees? Computing; medicine?
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no, though the argument for encouraging such degrees as a ‘public good’ would not be ridiculous
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Wish I could adequately describe how gross this take is. Oh wait, I can, because of my high quality public university liberal arts degree.
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kind of weird you needed a four-year degree to learn how to ad hominem on twitter
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Worked out for me. Still remember a lesson from my professor in a course on Chaucer. “Read it like you know how it should sound, nobody knows what it sounded like anyway”...I spent my free time with my computers anyway. As long as you are learning how learn I think you’ll be ok.
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presumably people learned how to learn before college? otherwise how did they get to college? i’ve never understood this justification for a life alteringly expensive four year hiatus from life.
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