@RustyCrab the idea of college as job training should be destroyed
if people want to go to college to study literature and join some gay nerd secret society, fine. but training in engineering and medicine should be more like an apprenticeship system, with only the foundational education handled in a classroom. that could be done in ~1 year, then move onto an assistant role where you're exposed to real projects and given increased responsibility over time
if people want to go to college to study literature and join some gay nerd secret society, fine. but training in engineering and medicine should be more like an apprenticeship system, with only the foundational education handled in a classroom. that could be done in ~1 year, then move onto an assistant role where you're exposed to real projects and given increased responsibility over time
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This...
I don't need a philosophy class, 3 economics classes, literature, PE etc to be a fucking programmer.
Why is PE even in there? I mean it.
If you cut all the pointless classes, I would have time for PE and philosophy on my own FFS!!!
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But the entire structural issue is, that "academic research", job education, hobby education and "life wasting" are all being pushed into a single system.
