> College is eating years of our lives
True, and it's exploitative in a Marxist sense.
> transferring vast amounts of middle class wealth to the education sector
Confusing to me. Who are the institutions most benefitting from this? Are they not simply the _financial_ institutions furnishing the liquidity? I am not seeing the towering edu-monopolists' gravitational pull warping markets and other economic realities.
> In the US, it's probably the greatest misallocation of resources outside of our health industry.
There are a few others, such as the Military-Industrial Complex, the Prison-Industrial Complex (Militarization of Police, War on Drugs, etc.), Monocrop Agriculture chewing through our ecological endowment, etc.
True, and it's exploitative in a Marxist sense.
> transferring vast amounts of middle class wealth to the education sector
Confusing to me. Who are the institutions most benefitting from this? Are they not simply the _financial_ institutions furnishing the liquidity? I am not seeing the towering edu-monopolists' gravitational pull warping markets and other economic realities.
> In the US, it's probably the greatest misallocation of resources outside of our health industry.
There are a few others, such as the Military-Industrial Complex, the Prison-Industrial Complex (Militarization of Police, War on Drugs, etc.), Monocrop Agriculture chewing through our ecological endowment, etc.