hundreds of professors without funding would not be dire consequences, imo. I feel like it would be a market correction. what will universities do? fire them and let the administrators teach?
I read you comment as another anecdote towards the general belief that higher education requires a refactor for many parties and the general growth of knowledge creation.
I read you comment as another anecdote towards the general belief that higher education requires a refactor for many parties and the general growth of knowledge creation.