Break Up Big Ed

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Erwin and JV try to break down an NFT in understandable terms and look at higher education. One of the questions we address is. "What is higher ed for?" With new certifications and big companies (such as Tesla recruiting and training people out of high school), are there alternatives to upward mobility? JV thinks the "free college" recruit should go to child care, free Pre-K, and improving public schools. Enjoy the episode

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