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Why does everyone feel that society can function if everyone has a higher education? |
in reference to an answer about health care, a response to the health insurance was "people should just get an education and a job to afford insurance" now, what makes poeple think that everyone has the opportunity, and what makes people think that society can operate so greatly if everyone had that oh so great degree? there would be no one to do the much need unskilled labor jobs, plus, with the amount of people with degrees, it would just make the degree pretty much worthless, at least as far as wages go. but when it comes to taking care of others on the lower scale, the response is always "they should get an education and a higher paying job" why do poeple even think its practicle for everyone to? No, I don't believe it is practical for everyone. well we know that with higher education people can develope medicine and machine that improves our lives our world is better now then in pass times we have medicine we understand what causes sickness and how to prevent/treat it with education comes progress the more we know the more better we are.... what kills you is what you do not know now to your ocmment on oh so great degree nobody will be at the same level obviously this is life Well I think it should be everyones goal to aim high in the first place. In high school, people should be on the ball so that they do get that high school degree and they do graduate from college. It is those slackers who dont give a damn about their futures and hope welfare will solve everything that ends up with the lower paid labor jobs. Also, there was a giant immigration spurt from Mexico and a lot of them took the jobs that Americans wouldnt. That is why I dont understand why everyone got so mad because we needed laborers and when they came we try to reject them. Thats the big question here. Because thinking will be higher. People will understand what their health insurance is telling them without the insurance having to tell them over and over what to do. Great minds have made the greatest inventions in the history of the world. Not as many uneducated have done so. Having a good education will make everything go more smoothly because then people will be on the same level, instead of some educated highly, some educated fairly well, some educated poorly, and some with barely any, or no education at all. It puts us all on a more even keel. Education doesn't always mean a college degree. Just graduating high school will give one the basics to get through life - like balancing a checkbook or knowing some history to help in judgment of current events. Nothing wrong with flipping burgers for a living, but at least give that person a chance to manage the joint after a few years of experience, you need a high school eduction. I agree. I am 27 years old and work in the finacial industry. I am currently going to school @ night, but I am really not interested in school or my line work. The only reason I am doing it b/c I feel like I need the benefits and the salary I make. If I could do something like kitchen work or maintenance and be guaranteed benefits and decent living wage I would. I feel I am stuck unless I move away from my home citiy of Boston. I agree with you. Educated people, however, know that to the victors go the spoils and that Darwin was right- the fittest survive best. They just don't find it PC to tell you that. |
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