Like a story can literally beat someone over the head with a theme or moral and people somehow come to the opposite conclusion?
It’s like “Tyler Durden is so manly and cool” except every bit of media feels like it’s misinterpreted like that now.
Like a story can literally beat someone over the head with a theme or moral and people somehow come to the opposite conclusion?
It’s like “Tyler Durden is so manly and cool” except every bit of media feels like it’s misinterpreted like that now.
Some people get a degree to learn, some people get a degree so they can insist that their interpretation of things is the “correct” one inherently because they are smarter than people who didn’t go to uni.
I think most people go to college these days for the higher wages / better jobs that supposedly comes with the degree. Whether you actually learn anything while there is secondary.
For something like a degree in “media analysis” though? I doubt anyone studying that expects a job to come out of it.
If money weren’t a concern, I think I’d spend a decade just taking whatever classes interested me.
But there’s no degree or accreditation I particularly want, so I ain’t about to pay for that shit.
When that’s what university is mostly pushing, that’s what people who don’t question learn.