I mean… I could imagine it lol

Theyre brainrinsing facilities they heavily coerce you to think a certain way until society and media make you fall into line

..Indoctrinated

@@TheDYNAMITE001 That happens AFTER you become uneducated, my friend.

Imagine, going to school to learn how to be Dumb.

Yes, I have an engineering degree from decades ago....useless crap was being foisted upon students, as you describe. Prior to college, I spent 4 years in the military, and would have appreciated a reduced curriculum, 2 - 2.5 years, perhaps.

Its job security for certain 😅professors disguised as well rounded education. Three actual class hours plus a 2 hour "lab" to earn 2 credit hours for two semesters for a required foreign language as part of a biology degree, for example.

Problem with college is all these jobs offloaded their training to a college. Yet they still have to train them when they get hired so whats the point

@@mcgoober6779 The corporations are deciding much of this. Time for a reset.

The reasons why those classes are offered is cause most people go to college cause they don't know what they want to do with their life. If they did what you suggest people would complain about college being too restrictive and rushing out students without giving them sufficient time to mature.

Of course you did

I dropped out of my own business and went to college instead. Now I own 20 houses and I'm a billionaire

He's talking about high school

I dropped out of my Mom and immediately became an Astronaut. 4 years later I now run my own space agency and I'm worth 12.4B dollars, also I can buy anything you need just because I want it.

College is for suckas.

And what might those few others be?

Engineering

@@anandm4748 Nursing or computer programming. I take your point, though.

@@Dapryor probably compsci, as well as info sys / data science. I don't know about finance and accounting though, I've heard conflicting things on these 2.

yea keep telling yourself that. Goldman Sacks hires people with all types of majors. They want people who can think critically and express themselves clearly/ concisely.

@@JohnM-kb7zunice ad hom

According to past comments he’s made, he didn’t get much advice from his family. He was self motivated & didn’t go astray w/vices like drugs, because he didn’t enjoy them, not because his family was strict & or watched over him. The only influence I’ve ever heard Tim talk about coming from his family was his respect for the military. Because a lot of his family had previous careers in the military & he understood how it ultimately makes ppl better. That’s one of the reasons he had such a huge crush on Tulsi!

@@v.v3829he had money from his parents

Tim was homeschooled when he was young.

@@josephpa05Tim did not come from a rich family. He earned the money use to start Timcast from his work at VICE news.

HS needs to allow you to move forward at your own pace not the pace of the slowest person in the class

@@wendypoohbear6527 I absolutely agree, which is why they have advanced classes for advanced students...

Well what he's saying applies to both🤷‍♂️

@@gdayosandu1579no it doesn’t I have never seen someone in college that couldn’t read a basic story unless it was an athlete pushed along stop the cap. We get the point but click bait is real

​​@@DANNYBLVCKact you said unless means alot just cope bro college is a massive waste of time and money even if we take the effectiveness of the education off the table they push gender theory and marxist propaganda as scripture and push conservative students out and outright fail them in discriminatory fashion nothing less than outright tyranny against people yet these institutions still have people defending them

Lmao his experience in English class was exactly how mine was in college. Nobody knows how to actually read.

@@josh18230 You clearly either didn't go to college or went to some third rate community college

And you know this how?

@@SenorJuan2023 We can literally see him squeezing one out and snorting it in the video.

Networking is the most valuable part of a college degree. If you go to a top tier program, there’s a good shot that you will sit in class with future CEO’s and world leaders

Tim is talking about high school. he is talking about 14 year olds.

You should have joined the military. Also a lot of "real world" experiences. And even better, it teaches you to appreciate what you have here.

Facts 😂. Listen what I see these days is some americans either arrogants or they think they are way too smart just to say punch of words in social media and think it's an argument or absolute truth.

Facts

Bill Gates dropped out of college. Elon musk, college dropout. Most inventors did not get a college education, the concept of education kills creativity in people, because it was meant to reduce factory workers that were obedient and non-creative in their thinking.

Engineers doctors lawyers ect are the only people professions that need college. People go for liberal arts lol

What would those engineers like to say?

High school serves an incredibly important purpose as it teaches students the fundamentals of any profession. You need algebra to be an engineer, economist, and accountant. Biology and anatomy to be a doctor. English to be a lawyer. Chemistry to be a chemist, etc. Sure there needs to be an update like teaching students how do things such as taxes and such. However, overall high school is not a waste of time. It truly is what you make out of it

Nah, having a mixed class means the A students can assist the C students while the teacher is occupied with other students/work. If you really wanna be left behind then don't have peers.

@@FunKayyy it’s not the A students job to educate their peers. It’s their job to get the best education possible. Students aren’t a political community with shared interests. They should want to compete and excel with each other.

@@stevendouglas3781 You know that saying "Monkey see monkey do"? That quote is the foundation of the learning process, there is nothing competitive about it, by nature it is both a cultural and cooperative act. If you want to remove that social aspect from education then you might as well be lobotomized because you'll come to find you don't understand jack squat, no one is capible of knowing everything and it's stupid to expect such from everyone. Tutoring, Study Groups, Group Projects, the whole damn dynamic of the classroom is cooperative and cultural, and that's by design, every student has their own unique skillset to bring to the table, and often we learn more from each other than we do from ourselves. Are you really sure you want to argue that a competitive structure where A Grade students purposefully withhold information while C Grade students prematurely deem themselves failures because they can't engage with the lesson is a bright idea? Students gotta want to learn, and they'll come to terms with that through building community with their peers more often than trying to spite them by getting the upper hand.

Should be the name of Cartmans podcast.

I agree. If you’re getting into certain fields, college is a must.

Don't mind Tim, he always talk down on education, college but he doesn't go to non educated doctors or lawyers or pilots for services, list goes on. I used to accept his take but i think its more of hate now that he didnt go so nobody should. He should look around him and see out of all his mates that didn't go to school how many of them are doing ok as him? He's just the exception but he's trying to make it sound like everyone can be like him without going to college. As a matter of fact, how many none educated people has he interviewed on his show? None existing.

The bottom line, however, is that MOST degrees are worthless and people are getting into serious debt both time and money wise for it. It's simply used by lazy employers as a screening tool.

@@SenorJuan2023 Some say lazy some say prudent. Let me know if your wife ever needs a gynaecologist. I don't have any qualifications but I'll have a look at it for her.

@@HenryFWagons You missed the whole point, Einstein. My comment was NOT geared to ALL degrees. SMH

Tim does have an ego. That is true. But I disagree with it just being "dumb luck." He put in a lot of work to build something from nothing. You have to have some skill in order to do that. I knew so many kids growing up that moaned and complained about the rich, but they were never going to put in that level of work to build their own thing. Working in group projects was usually miserable because I would have to fill in the gaps that others left undone. There are things we cannot predict and I do believe successes are dependent on the will of God, but in order to build a business or attain a skill it takes hours and years of hard work as well as drive and motivation. It takes sacrifices and often choosing discipline over comfort. It also may take some insight into how to reach people. Sometimes it is finding an unmet need in the world and deciding to address it. A guy that runs a septic business probably didn't go into it out of a passion for crap, but he built a business out of it and can take care of his family. If we believe we can't do something, we never will. There's no guarantee of success, but there's a higher chance than if we do nothing.

I mean your ego immediately said he was wrong

Right on practical life skills

Agreed.

The thing about trade school is that they don't offer much. I sure as hell couldn't be getting my history doctorate at trade school

its valuetainment - what do you expect. PDB is pushing a narrative. he didn't go to college but learned to scam people later.

And college indoctrinates.

Please, child, explain how this /doesn't/ apply to college? Take everything Tim said and replace HS with college, and everything still applies. College education is entirely unnecessary for the vast majority of college graduates. At this point they're not educating, they're indoctrinating. Better to go to trade school.

💯👌 Thank you for bringing to light, this. Nothing in the world of man is, 'absolute'.

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So did the registered nurse pick up on the bs over the last 3years? Or did the (rn) follow some of the herd when they split down a different path.

Why don't you just say you're a nurse? Why do you have to go out of your way to emphasize that you're "registered"?

@@NikeDattani Because it is a protected title. Anyone calling themselves a "registered" nurse and take care of people is a punishable crime. There are nurses aswell, but they do a different job. They cant handle medications and administer them. They are closer to the daily routines for the patients in hospitals. Like brushing their teeth, changing their clothes, taking the patients to the toilet etc. The RN:s usually handle their medication, talk to the doctors about their care plan etc. In some countries there are no nurses, just RN:s. They are two different proffessions.

1000% agree!! All these colleges and universities can tap into their massive endowments and singlehandedly rid their graduates of the massive loan debt and not bother the taxpayers!

Nah if you get scammed you have to live with that just like everyone else 😂

Why should others pay for your mistake ? You borrowed a lot of money and paid for a lot of useless classes( I am sure there were some valuable classes in there ) taught by a bunch of people who for the most part have no achievement of value or record of success in the real world . I am not paying for your stupid “ party time “ years . Go join the military and get access to the G I bill .

lfmao dumbst idea ever they will be paid back moochers like you don't win in life

You realize thats not possible legally in anyway without screwing every hard working person thats paying or has paid it off you must be a child if you think it works that way

What differentiated your masters from bachelors? More hands on experience? I’d like to get an MBA but it’d likely be online while I continue to work

​@@christians131if you put the effort that went into school into your business or side gig you will make more money while also making money, just food for thought. Time is money and money cant buy you time

Said the college student whose entire political structure is "I'm jealous that other people have more than I do".

I agree, but 60% would be better off going to trade school/working

Agreed. Most of my greatest opportunities came from the people I networked with in college and the friends I made. It’s who you know.

Its inefficient real world experience. You could do all of that by pretending to go to college and joining the clubs and frats and the. Getting a job.

Exactly @AleksandarG 👌

The only thing traditional colleges teach you is how to cram for tests, pass them, then forget the information. Oh, and you'll also learn all 200 plus genders, and how to not offend a black person I guess

You're doing college wrong then

That's pretty funny, because everybody disagreeing gives off the same impression that you are trying to project onto him.

If you want skills, go to a trade school. University/College is for higher learning, expanding your brain and understanding of the world -- economics, history etc.

Really? It was in University where I learned Critical Thinking and Research skills. With that I can learn anything without having to go back to school. I wish that was taught in high school. These days kids think Google and Wikipedia are legitimate sources.

This is the most anti-intellectual comment I've seen in a while😂. Is this a uniquely American mentality towards education or what?

​​@@SoundsBogusjust one year of university was a huge benefit to me in terms of critical thinking skills and actually learning how to read and analyse statistics, rather than just going off from the abstract, to accurately inform myself about the world. It also helped with some cognitive biases that I had and made me realise I really did not know shit (still don't but I DEFINITELY know more now). Thankfully, in a week will be the start of my second year!

Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and many others are evidence that make my case. BTW, I have a masters from Stanford so I took the opposite path and, won’t say I regret it, but I would have been better off using that time in the real world.

@@cslloyd1 exceptions do not make the rule. You notice that all of those guys that you mentioned are also very high iq and EXTREMELY gifted at what they did, AND they dropped out of IVY LEAGUE SCHOOLS (with the exception of Musk and Jobs)? For every Bill Gates, there were most likely 1000s or 10s of 1000s of normies that just dropped out and never did anything exceptional, with some probably achieving something at least, I guess. This is a terrible argument because it's a composition fallacy - just because it happened for a small minority, doesn't mean it will even come close to what every one else will achieve, especially considering on most metrics of life, college graduates do better (in terms of net worth, life expectancy, health, job opportunities, more likely to have employer contribute to health insurance, etc.) than people who had not went to college, according to The Association of Public Land-Grant Universities. College graduates make singificantly more money than non-college graduates over a lifetime as well (over 1 million dollars). All your comment showed is that some people can be exttemely successful without college, and that's about it.

What did you study? And why did you not use that degree? What happened?

@@moonlightreveries1459 I think op was saying it's generally not worth it for most people I draw the line at college/uni

Lol. We’re getting old brother. 😂

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Cute Thats all ya got?? Must still be in school Stupid fuckin comment

Exactly there are people who went to school to be lawyers etc. that don’t make Jack. I know one who is a school teacher.

College is bullcrap. It’s only useful for 3-4 fields that’s it.

Unfortunately you're the role model for people who look down on college education.

@@triplebeans4159 don’t confuse schooling with education. Very different

He is talking about high school, why are you not capable of following a simple statement? If you cannot understand this simple statement how would you do in a more advanced class like computer science, trigonometry or any of the hard sciences ? Stupid “ woke” nonsense doesn’t count because it is worthless in the real world.

@@johnnada1222 because they don’t learn anything that applies to the real world lol