What isn't important: a fantasy that the average person with a degree has fewer skills than the average person without. Of course, there are exceptions, but they are just that: exceptions. Companies complain all the time about college grads not having every single skill under the sun, but who do they turn around and hire for basically every professional, white-collar job?
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The conservative case for Socialism
W e could start off from the idea that it’s important to preserve moral values, and community and good things. Which means that when we se...
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You’re the average of five people you spend the most time with, because that’s who you subconsciously set benchmark against. To rea...
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No one else, but we put locks in our brains ourselves. Here is how it works: An old man used to live in a small town (more like a village). ...
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