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"REGURGITATION, EDUCATION: The Shocking Truth Your University Won't Tell You!"

A Spoken Word Piece on the miscalculations of the University system.

Stumbled upon this and it sparked a couple of thoughts.

-First, the ideal of some Universities being superior to others. How many years would it take for a smaller Uni to not just become "better" than an established Oxford or Cambridge, but how long would it take for it to get the same rep as one? Almost seems like a game that can't be won.

-How far the game IS stacked towards "remembering stuff" over "being more knowledgeable" but then again some people argue they're one in the same?

-If I'd have known this three years ago - I just graduated - would I have made the same choice? For many of you yes but for many career paths it changes the game. We were all fed the idea of "It increases your employability" but now many of us are here and the game still looks the same.

Anyway, a fun video I enjoyed, worth watching. Any thoughts?