Like speech policing

and the lack of say departments have in it

The thing is that if you simply fork over money they'll never really change.

And despite everything, too many workplaces still require a degree.

It's pathetic.

You'd have to force the issue legislatively or make it really desperate.

financially

the top admins typically handle the money without regards to department needs or wants

Agreed in part.

Most admins do listen.

so many question https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjFbsUby5Lo

And alot of admins are actually faculty members in deparments.

Still doing work.

yea thats true

all of which are answered with "oh japan"

idk for sure but is bureaucracy part of the issue?

The Bennett Hypothesis is the only really long-lasting theory. And the academics hate it.

ie too much of it

It very much is.

makes sense

And I have lots of arguments to that effect.

Alot of the issue is that it's like trimming the government.

Everyone is for it until their pet project starts looking at the can.

And suddenly everyone is for it.

Is there a way to direct donate to Tim?

give me a laymans on Bennet Hypothesis btw

@DOGASS Yes. Patreon was what Tim recommended to me

Patreon

That's not direct

its how i got the green text lel

oh uh

But I guess if it's the preference I'll use it

does he have a paypal?

check <#463060371016646657>

Essentially, the federal loan program has made kids not really care about price when attending college. Add to it people saying that you'll make it all back later and people just go to college without looking at the sticker price.

The Unis then take the money and create shiny new programs and facilities. Since no one is really paying attention to costs, no one really puts a stop to it.

yep

sounds like it

The attitude might be starting to change, but economically, the easy availability of low-interest loans (often below market) is the key factor.

why is the academic community against it

And the Government puts more of those out every year.

And also anti-trades propaganda