Downvoted for motivating an aggressive sort of skepticism: you've denied context agreement and therefore sent us straight to the pyrrhonic depths.
I don't understand
1) What your position is the value on going to college in the top comment (and from lessdazed's comment, I'm not the only one)
2) Whether you disagree with jhuffman
3) Why you downvoted (context agreement? aggressive skepticism? pyrrhonic dephts? what?)
Either you're overestimating how much other people understand what you wanted to say, or I'm particularly stupid.
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