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Uber for profs, and a co-work for teaching? The rise in admin costs reeks of rent seeking: https://t.co/2OZmj4C7ps https://t.co/H6CJkeKpUb


TL;DR: everything I said about Healthcare applies to Education:https://t.co/xro0vHDJri

š dis š inter š me š diate šhttps://t.co/RpbnGh3qjP

"a stagnant product that is so out of date that it doesn't deliver much social and economic value." @johnrobb https://t.co/b6gRNsUvPZ

āWill this be on the test?āhttps://t.co/zdzkGT0ZDT https://t.co/m5KeOYPl0i


Learning about the history and incentive systems that perpetuate this left me equally jaded.https://t.co/tk7JWTjUnK

Why do bad systems persist if it doesn't help you or me?Because it helps *us*, but only perhaps ideologically. https://t.co/SwL7RvBB1S

Academia: a self-perpetuating organism. Propagates itself via credential based rent-seeking in collusion w/ industryhttps://t.co/Pcg6p05N1B

To 'fix' education, we have to question what it is, not what it purports to be. Are we solving the right problem?https://t.co/s3pMDqawlJ

What is the current system doing for us? How can we transition out of ill fitting system without causing more pain?https://t.co/AIIgMmhlPQ

What if that's bad?https://t.co/5VTuK4y9mb

We could dissolve the current system, but if we only tackle one half of the industry -> educational complex...?https://t.co/usH299Sxt2

These systems of prestige are mirrored within large corporations. Guess which prof had a more prestigious resume...https://t.co/i6ORFLqo3D

But it's a very valid observation among mutualists arms races.https://t.co/nlBgjdrUEv https://t.co/9DrYB5tuXS


"It's a co-evolutionary war, People used to think of mutualisms as friendly [...] more of a battlefield."https://t.co/jTjaURfmCD https://t.co/OvNSIXWRr5


Or worse, what if this destabilization is plan of a 3rd party actor looking to maximize actual disruption & chaos?https://t.co/AkQ33vD78x https://t.co/uq0yzrnbef


"Disrupting the current ecosystem would send ripple effects thru populations and hurt a lot of people."https://t.co/FGROupwNzu https://t.co/mp7h9941IK



"ā¦act more like a legislative parasite that consumes the industrial base, and replaces it with cartels and trolls."https://t.co/9NCy2VsjnG https://t.co/B7YUGINaj5



Shot, chaser.Both sides are right: result of dueling cultural feedback loop. Flywheels.https://t.co/vv3wsEV6nj vs https://t.co/RJQtevi8pD https://t.co/dzPAtVJ5zR


But it isn't a commons at all, now is it?https://t.co/edOesRBKf4

Someone's going to kick the cards out from under this system...Maybe it already has? Craigslist but for education?https://t.co/OQ4SI7tYgC

I've been musing about this since at least 2015https://t.co/0bf1ImWrh4

s/advertising/schools/https://t.co/zuSLtI2MJU

We're still feeling the effects of the shift to network systems. The prosumer is tearing down walls.https://t.co/RWKVj5OYQA

The theory of the firm is based on infofriction ideas from an era of mailroom clerk.So is organizational learning.https://t.co/k4GxD00eiL https://t.co/5Du2HbqGH4


What does change look like on macro?Dying institutions fighting over scraps of power.New guard biding it's time.https://t.co/DNaKpy3zCb

I'm not the only one who sees the changing of the guard.https://t.co/CXpmPbBTD2