On Thursday, 28 December 2017 at 10:57:55 UTC, Russel Winder
wrote:
Not sure which country this is an observation on, but again all
countries are different so a global opinion is not possible.
The problem in the UK is the shift from wholly government
funded tertiary education, to partially government, partially
personal funded tertiary education. The cynical would see this
as a way of stopping poor people getting an education.
It's odd, that humans are still willing to restrict their
potential through the limitations of 'money' - money being a
creation of humans, not a restriction nature imposed on us. I
just don't get it.
The D project is a nice example of people just working together
to achieve something that all can benefit from.
