I once worked with a guy that had FOUR degrees - but he couldn't even fix a copier machine when it stopped working (paper jams, etc.) LOL - many degreed people but few with common sense (they just memorize stuff easily).

Testemony: 20 years after my Bachelors in Science I became involved in more policy development and analysis, I returned to University and obtained a Masters in Public Administration with a graduate minor in Intel and Security Studies . The MPA was full of young ones, our future Public leaders, being taught to become clerks. Big issues going on everywhere and no open debates no current policy analysis with critical assessments. Chapter reading and reports on historical development of ERA, Ethics, accounting, pub VS pvt sector comparisons, how laws or new policy are advanced.... wtf that should have been undergraduate stuff! Robotic clerks with Masters Degrees were ready to go.

People that graduate from college these days have limited to no critical thinking and reasoning skills. They can only regurgitate what they have been told to think. This is evidenced by those "man in the street" videos asking young people very simple questions. Most cannot add three numbers in their head, don't even know where the Queen of England lives, don't know who our first president was, some cannot even tell time on a clock! Very sad indeed. (and all that tuition money spent as well)🙄