J0_k3r

No real classics in the last 40 years, students aren't majoring in HASS at all anymore.

At a high level HASS is more non-penetrable than any hard science where you can plug numbers in and test whether or not the equations they give you actually work.

Universities are now job training institutions where people go for credentials and get out, nothing more.

The students there don't join any of the extracurriculars or sports teams, they just get their STEM degrees and get out.

So HN, have the humanities and university system failed society?

More than a decade on, bitcoin has numerous flaws. Fungibility, scalability, and stability being the main faults. There are coins that solve all of these problems (monero for fungibility, nano for scalability, and dai for stability) but none so far that solve all three.

Is it a failed experiment for the time being or is there still hope?

I'll start by giving an improvement I've thought of:

Combine trade schools and STEM into one institution and remove the humanities from it and make it so that you can start specializing earlier (having more trades and college-level math and science in high school) and make it so that you can do a law or medical degree instead of having to do a pre-law or pre-med degree.

I've been interested in the EM spectrum, telephony, and elevator operations for a while. While I went and got my amateur radio operator's certificate, I haven't been able to find many resources at all for telephony and elevators with regards to things like how PSTNs work. I'm wondering if any of you have better resources than I do that you'd be willing to share.