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For less than 1/2 the cost of college, you could buy the top 5 textbooks on any subject, learn everything in them, then hire 3 top experts in that field to coach you & fill in your knowledge gaps. Mastery in <9 months. But nobody will do this, because its not easy or normal.
If you& #39;re a serious autodidact this is the best route to follow.
1. Develop your understanding to an intermediate/advanced level in the shortest period of time possible.
2. Then hire the best people you can access to help you master.
Cut your learning timeline by 70% easily.
1. Develop your understanding to an intermediate/advanced level in the shortest period of time possible.
2. Then hire the best people you can access to help you master.
Cut your learning timeline by 70% easily.
Or you can spend 2x as much money, and 3-4x as much time, doing your 4 year college degree...
...where you& #39;ll be reading the exact same texbooks.
And have your learning rate restricted to the lowest common denominator.
And have limited access to only one expert/professor.
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...where you& #39;ll be reading the exact same texbooks.
And have your learning rate restricted to the lowest common denominator.
And have limited access to only one expert/professor.
College Degrees experience diminishing returns year on year:
- The cost associated with a degree increases
- The number of people with a degree increases
Therefore, value decreases (less scarce = less valuable) as cost increases.
aka "The Law Of Double Inflation" -
@OfWudan
- The cost associated with a degree increases
- The number of people with a degree increases
Therefore, value decreases (less scarce = less valuable) as cost increases.
aka "The Law Of Double Inflation" -
@OfWudan
If you start a college degree this year, you& #39;re paying more for a less valuable commodity than people before you.
This makes absolutely no sense as a financial or time investment.
Additionally you don& #39;t need a degree to get a job. You need marketable skills & a little charisma.
This makes absolutely no sense as a financial or time investment.
Additionally you don& #39;t need a degree to get a job. You need marketable skills & a little charisma.
Ask Elon Musk what he thinks about degrees. Or Apple, or Google, or IBM.
https://qz.com/work/1367191/apple-ibm-and-google-dont-require-a-college-degree/
College">https://qz.com/work/1367... was a useful technology 100 years ago, today it is becoming obsolete.
https://qz.com/work/1367191/apple-ibm-and-google-dont-require-a-college-degree/
College">https://qz.com/work/1367... was a useful technology 100 years ago, today it is becoming obsolete.
You have the internet, you can learn anything direct from source.
Research > Learn > Implement.
Those with the ability to focus, learn and adapt will beat those who rely on archaic institutional models of learning throughout the 2020s and 2030s.
Research > Learn > Implement.
Those with the ability to focus, learn and adapt will beat those who rely on archaic institutional models of learning throughout the 2020s and 2030s.
FYI, this is basically how I learned marketing.
I got into one of the top schools in the UK despite having no grades by selling myself to the administration.
But I refused my place, because I stand by this view & I& #39;d rather self educate.
I got into one of the top schools in the UK despite having no grades by selling myself to the administration.
But I refused my place, because I stand by this view & I& #39;d rather self educate.
