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@_numbahfive@_ChaoticGood42@LaNativePatriot Clearly the exaggerated example I used missed the mark for some people.
Point is, it's not about "the experience that was paid for" it about actually learning what is necessary to be successful with a certain degree/ career/ profession.
@_ChaoticGood42@LaNativePatriot You totally missed the point of my comment.
I selected "doctor" as an exaggerated random example. It would be exactly the same for any other profession where someone doesn't properly learn, but simply uses systems to "get the grades they paid for."
Now imagine...
The doctor who is attending to you cheated in their exams and papers so they could get this experience and didn't actually go through the necessary learning process...
It's not about the experience you paid for, it's about learning and then showing that proficiency in papers/exams etc...
No.
The kids that really get hurt by this are the ones that have to take out loans to pay their tuition because the colleges are spending this much of their money on sports.
The ones that go on to be teachers earning $50-80k across their entire lifetime after starting out with a DEBT of $100-250k from their undergrad.
@jaydubs83@grok@abg_creeptoe@CoinDesk You already have a very similar situation at BTC and related crypto ETFs are limited trading (with options) while the underlying crypto is a 24/7 asset.
So this isn't really anything new.
In theory people are already doing this with some of the xStocks.