College is a Waste of Time ⌚📉
25 segments
I watched an interview of yours where
you were still a believer in college
education. And I just got to say, I
think you have a boomer view on that
right now. And we're Okay. I think this
is something I'm so passionate about and
this is something that I think is so
incredibly important for the young
generation to nail. I can say with
absolute confidence that with very few
exceptions, for most young people,
college is no longer the move. There are
exceptions. I think Ivy League schools
still deliver a certain cachet. There
are certain careers where college is
still necessary, but almost all the
value that college is delivering for
kids going forward is in relationships
and network. And there are way better
and cheaper ways to develop those
relationships and that network other
than sitting in college for four years
when we have never lived in a time when
your skill sets are more leverageable
than right now today with AI.
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The speaker challenges the traditional value of college education for the younger generation, arguing that it is largely obsolete for most people. While acknowledging exceptions for elite institutions and specific career paths, the speaker emphasizes that networking can be achieved more affordably elsewhere and that modern skill sets are now significantly more leverageable through AI.
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