It's honestly baffling how tone deaf his government is
9point6
"immigration is why our lives are getting worse"
Very clear indicator that someone has barely attempted to understand how the world works
Grok
Oh.... No longer a cool Japanese musical instrument company, just a racist chatbot.
So $13.33/h?
That's less than £10 which I believe would be below minimum wage in my country, so basically any job would do it
Cargo space? No... car go road...
If there was actually ever any left wing terrorism in the modern day, you would genuinely never hear the end of it
It would be bigger in the media than hurricane Katrina
Paprika is the ultimate understudy of black pepper
Feel kinda bad for white pepper for coming third in a two horse race
Spursy, even
Some things seemingly transcend morality into objectivity
More study is urgently imperative
Learnin' leads to earnin'
And not a yearnin' for concernin' spurnin'
I try to do every 6 weeks
If I'm going to a wedding or something at the 4+ week mark I'll get it done early
If I don't get it done until 8+ weeks it starts to get into an unmanageably scruffy zone
Firstly, higher education should be free, or subsidised to the point of being as close to free as possible. If normal people have to choose between higher education and a huge debt, it's going to reasonably push people away who would otherwise want to continue learning.
The point of it should not be to get a job, that should just be a nice bonus. The point of it is to learn in depth about a subject you're interested in and ultimately develop valuable critical thinking and problem solving skills that don't really get exercised much in schools prior to higher education (at least where I'm from).
Given the reality is that it probably has to lead to a job in a lot of circumstances, there's still plenty of fields where the degree is necessary to participate, and many more where it's going to be a hurdle if someone doesn't have one. On the other hand, there're plenty of fields where someone would have no issues in skipping the degree and doing some kind of apprenticeship. So if future job prospects are the ultimate decider, what you should encourage really depends what your son wants to work as.
I finished my degree about a decade and a half ago and I think I've definitely benefited more from having done it than if I'd not IMO