If you're a young person, go into trades

They're already in high demand because most kids go to university

You can make a shit ton of money being a plumber, electrician, welder, etc

^
Welding especially

Learn it

Then master it

And, boy, you're in for a stable, well-earning job

career, even

Def

Need the body for it

I only know basic welding

Started messing around with it around 12 years old

I also took a shop class in middle school

Worst mistake I made was staring into the welding light from my "tutor's" demonstration (Just a friend of my guitar teacher who was willing to teach me some basics) for a good number of minutes

I don't think they should get public funding if they choose people by ideology though

Agreed

I'm okay with defunding all universities lol

same

but they were going into, private matters

like... spying on students to make the pick

I think it's fucked up

What about tech institutes, though?

Regardless of Silicon Valley

I mean the less social ones

The very technical, hands-on approach type stuff where you deal with concrete stuff

Concrete as in solid, not the composite material

You could argue it's in the public benefit to invest in the STEM fields and trades

If that acronym stays like that

she's cute

Oh you big silly.

Unlike this "STEAM" suggestion

@.B only reasonible people can be reasoned with

it was the first time I heard a group defending ideology picks for education

that and the word "disruptive"

if a student is "disruptive" they would pick someone else, even with less ability

I thought the point of education WAS being disruptive for the most part

What would you even achieve with a bunch of sheep?

Superficial homogeny

I even tried like

"Imagine you got a really racist kid that was brilliant? Why wouldn't you use that chance to change him?"