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> Why would we make them take out huge loans You wouldn't, like you weren't paying to do your military service. > engaging directly with the world via travel or talking to people outside our bubble A mandatory year mixing all social classes is, by definition, "bubble-popping". In fact this still happens today, when young people are forced to leave their home town they lived all their life in in order to go to the uni…
> You wouldn't, like you weren't paying to do your military service. Who do you think pays for military service if not the people? Martians? What is the difference between generation X paying for generation X+1's education, spending g% more than what was paid for their own education, and generation X taking out a loan to pay for their education at a rate of r? The only thing that matters is whether r > g, the growth…
> Ahh, yes, those isolated campuses with safe spaces and psychological violence counselors -- a true bubble popping experience.
Again, this is very American-centric.
> You can also be old and foolish.
Considering his credentials, it seems unlikely.