Yesterday 11:26 am
For the past 100 years, yes. There really are only a handful of things that you would need to learn at a University:PhiloBeddo » Yesterday, 10:54 am » wrote: ↑ They are communists training camps now. We have to cut the cancer out or it will be our downfall. Liberals and Dems are our biggest enemy.
- Advanced concepts in writing
- Calculus and higher level maths
- Accounting/Finance/Economics (Most accounting can be learned through apprenticeship and/or Community College)
- Statistics/Modeling
- Quantum Mechanics and Astrophysics
- Chemistry, Organic Chemistry and Protein Synthesis
- Microbiology/Cellular Biology
- Physiology and Systems Biology
- Surgery
What about "Law"? Go back to apprenticeships. This **** doesn't need to be taught in colleges.
What about "Government" Same thing - use apprenticeships. Its too stupid of a topic to teach in a genuine university. High School stuff.
Philosophy? Read books, if you want to. There's nothing that requires a paid professor to guide you through these topics. Should be taught in High School anyway
Art? Either you're an artist, or you're not. You don't learn art, you're born with it. See Akiane Kramarik.
Music? Worthless. If you want to starve and beg for money playing a violin you can do that on any street corner without a genuine College Education.
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