WorldlinessExact7794 Archive

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1	AP Article about declining college enrollment doesn't even mention the gender disparity - roughly 60% female/40% male; the "Lace Curtain" in action That stat just seems to say that college isn’t practical. If more women are doing it, then maybe it’s not very useful.	/r/MensRights	12/03/23 05:20 PM
2	AP Article about declining college enrollment doesn't even mention the gender disparity - roughly 60% female/40% male; the "Lace Curtain" in action I’m confused. Is that bad? I think it’s great that they skipped college for the trades. Maybe college was always a scam or a overhyped fad. Maybe someone should have analyzed the distribution of jobs needed and figured how that should drive the education distribution. Because it really is problematic if say only 30% of jobs required advanced degrees but 60% of people achieved advanced degrees. That would mean a lot of people wasted a lot of time and money for nothing. And they would be very angr…	/r/MensRights	12/03/23 05:16 PM