Good morning gentlemen: Today I want to hear the views from everyone on this subject that I read about not too long ago. Many will agree and many will not agree. But this is a great discussion that as gentlemen we can discuss and understand and values each other views on this topic. And this is where the gentlemen aspect comes in; not everyone is going to see it the same way or agree with each other, but we can have an open dialogue and maybe we can help each other either understand or maybe just maybe we can come together and figure out what went wrong or what can we do to improve this world; to help those in the decision making, make the right choices for the betterment it this current and future world situation. Why do we spend years in school learning stuff we never use when real skills are learned on the job anyway? It’s because education isn’t about teaching you anymore, it’s about filtering you out of the job market Too many people want the same jobs; companies need a way to cut the crowd, so they add requirements not because the job got harder because they can. So they just keep adding years; look at your grandfather, high school diploma got a factory supervisor job, bought a house, raised a family that was the 1950s. Now you need a bachelors or masters degree for that same lifestyle; same lifestyle same outcome, way more education. The job didn’t change the competition did; so engineering just made up extra years, engineers with bachelors built the skyscrapers you see now, but now companies want masters for the same work. Lawyers used to do four years of school, now it’s seven years plus exams, plus internships. Medicine went from 10 years of training to 15 not because bodies got more complex, because they could. Everyone says school teaches you critical thinking; some of it just math, logic, and reasoning. But here’s the thing you don’t need four years for that; Singapore does it in less time, South Korea does it faster, the extra years aren’t about learning they’re about sorting. So who actually benefits from this three groups? Universities make billions from extra tuition; more years equals more money, corporations get free employee screening, the government pays to educate you and then they just pick who they want. The government‘s hide unemployment, if you’re in school because you’re not officially jobless.