← Back to context Comment by corndoge 6 days ago We need to incentivize more kids to get pavement design degrees to increase the supply 4 comments corndoge Reply esalman 6 days ago The reason US is in this mess is because in the 50s and 60s there was a liberal arts education boom in the US, and STEM education boom in India/China. hdgvhicv 6 days ago Anyone educated in the 50s and 60s has retiredAnd in China they were far more occupied with a cultural revolution than any form of advanced education. At best you could argue that they were teaching basic literacy to more people. esalman 6 days ago [flagged] aprilthird2021 6 days ago We had a STEM education boom in the last decade in the US
esalman 6 days ago The reason US is in this mess is because in the 50s and 60s there was a liberal arts education boom in the US, and STEM education boom in India/China. hdgvhicv 6 days ago Anyone educated in the 50s and 60s has retiredAnd in China they were far more occupied with a cultural revolution than any form of advanced education. At best you could argue that they were teaching basic literacy to more people. esalman 6 days ago [flagged] aprilthird2021 6 days ago We had a STEM education boom in the last decade in the US
hdgvhicv 6 days ago Anyone educated in the 50s and 60s has retiredAnd in China they were far more occupied with a cultural revolution than any form of advanced education. At best you could argue that they were teaching basic literacy to more people. esalman 6 days ago [flagged]
The reason US is in this mess is because in the 50s and 60s there was a liberal arts education boom in the US, and STEM education boom in India/China.
Anyone educated in the 50s and 60s has retired
And in China they were far more occupied with a cultural revolution than any form of advanced education. At best you could argue that they were teaching basic literacy to more people.
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We had a STEM education boom in the last decade in the US