kinda wild - theoretically i'm aligned, but can see this also quickly becoming a shitshow 😂

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kinda wild - theoretically i'm aligned, but can see this also quickly becoming a shitshow 😂 
https://x.com/PalantirTech/status/1910665112924439018

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I don't get why corporations can't fill the gap of higher learning

AI and blockchain solve this, somehow 🤣 decentralise the education system 

I think for a company like palantir this approach will be fruitful. definitely wouldn't work for all industries tho

if it's for relevant technical or hard skills, i think good companies can, should and do fill that gap as is necessary for their productivity and bottom lines

but if it's general ed higher learning, then it's probably for the best that corporations do not do it as it'll prolly always be poorly budgeted and unproductive for all involved 😂

I was half joking 🤣

thank you for this explanation tho 

ideally, corporations would act in a way that is beneficial to the people. at the end of the day just like government, they're nothing without us

certainly wouldn't suggest general education replaced by corporate structure. just specific skilled industries, could start in necessity areas like medicine and see which ends up more successful over time. public funded or private 

so yeah the problem isn't necessarily the corporations its the shareholders

Corporations obligations are to stakeholders first and foremost. It's a financial obligation.

So they are incentivized to create educational programs that maximize their competitive edge.

Corporations training people for a necessary skill: ✅ Great!

Corporations masquerading as an alternative to a general education: ❌ Dystopian

Now if they wanted to fund a separate public nonprofit organization with complete autonomy to provide a general education that's totally different. 

But if it's just "corporate school" I highly recommend doing some research on "company towns" and learning why those weren't good for people either.