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- When Religions Die
- "Desperate Demagoguery"
- Higher Education and Joblessness
- Why Therapy Makes You Miserable
- The Cult Surrounding JFK
- Elections in Egypt
- Repudiating Her Feminist Mother
- The Return of the Homemaker
- Killing Jobs in California
- America's Ruling Class
- The Arab Spring, Seen From Israel
- Where Does All the Money Go?
- Gratitude Begins with Thank You
- Depression Among the Occupiers
- What To Do About the Student Loan Bubble
- Don't Cry for Wall Street
- The View From Tahrir Square
- "The Arrogance of the Learned"
- A World Without Traffic Lights
- In the Wind
- Democrats Throwing Obama Under the Bus
- Bureaucrats Out of Control
- The Religion of Education
- The 1% Takes Care of Itself
- America the Drugged
- Ann Coulter Hearts Mitt Romney
- Is Mitt Romney Lying?
- So You Want To Be a Writer
- The Boomer Generation Goes Bust
- The Mind of Newt
- The Narrative of Palestinian Victimhood
- The Bonfire of the Feminist Vanities
- John Gray Takes Down Francis Fukuyama
- Mitt or Newt?
- A Modern Depression?
- When Is a Character Issue Not a Character Issue?
- Savage Inequality
- Sexting her Way to Depression
- Young and Jobless
- Batter Up: Newt Gingrich Steps to the Plate
- Lady Gaga in Chinese
- An Epidemic of Sexual Harassment?
- Newly Skeptical About Global Warming
- Who Will Bail Out Europe?
- Blackouts Across the Northeast
- Obama and Clinton vs. Israel
- A Tale of Two Protests
- Blue State Blues
- Dropping Out of STEM
- The Reactionary Dr. Andrew Weil
- South Park on Occupy Wall Street
- Letting CEOs Speak
- You've Got Issues
- Teaching Social Skills to Children
- The Tarnished Reputation of Goldman Sachs
- Feckless Diplomacy
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1 comment:
“In 1979, the average college graduate made 38 percent more than the average high school graduate, according to the Fed chairman, Ben Bernanke. Now the average college graduate makes more than 75 percent more.”
Only a small part of this change is driven by advanced technology...most of it is due to the *decline* in the quality of k-12 schools, so that a H/S degree doesn't mean what it used to, combined with insane levels of credentialism which require college and graduate degrees for no other reason than...that's the way things are done these days.
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