“College” may be transforming now as quickly as Apple transformed how we buy and listen to music last decade …
While Ivy League “students” learn how to perfect their perversions with porn stars, UNC Tar Hell students spend NC tax dollars on orgasm clinics, and Big 10 Professors feature after-class/in-class live sex shows, the “fix” may already be in the works. Dazzled by big collegiate names, sterling sports reputations and a host of beneficial science and engineering research, too many are oblivious to or apathetic about the morally decrepit and intellectually flaccid state of most humanities departments within our universities.
We may not need to reform those departments, they may simply go away for being obsolete. Why pay tens of thousands of dollars in (often tax subsidized) tuition and room and board for what can be obtained for free. Or so we can hope. Like so many problems that plagued humanity for ages, technological innovation may pave for real change — near universal accessibility for little to no cost, international exposure to content, and the power of social media/leveraging to filter and elevate quality content. The following video explains not just how this might happen, but how it is presently turning into reality:
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