EXPOSING The Deception of Traditional “Higher Education” System

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Key Takeaways Many pay more for education that delivers less—outdated curricula, poor infrastructure, and low job readiness. Degrees alone are no longer a guaranteed path to success. Many students stay in the system out of fear, social pressure, or family expectations. Universities, governments, and businesses profit while graduates struggle. The internet has redefined how learning and income work. Cheaper, flexible, even free global alternatives now offer the same knowledge. Build while you learn—use your degree to fund your freedom, not limit it. Those who evolve faster than the system will always stay ahead.       While tuition fees keep rising, the value of education keeps falling. More teens want to be YouTubers and creators instead of doctors or engineers— and honestly, can you blame them? Many students never calculate the real cost of higher education. They’re led by family, elders, or culture into a system that often benefits everyone but them. It’s ti...

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