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#NetworkSchool & Balaji @balajis.eth One-on-One Time: Talking Education & Time Management šŸ’š This week’s office hour was a 1:1 walk-and-talk with Balaji. It felt more relaxed since we were walking as we chatted. On #Education šŸŽ“: **Q**: What's your view on traditional education? I’ve been thinking about applying for a PhD, but Network School feels so much more dynamic. How do you see the future of education? šŸ§‘ā€šŸŽ“ **A**: The internet has totally changed the world, but it’s still undervalued. Like, how much do you remember from traditional university? Not much... So you spent a lot of time on it, got a degree, but the world moves so fast, and education hasn’t kept up, right? We need to match the speed of the network, that’s why Network School exists.
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You can see tutorials updated in real time, with people hosting events super quickly. Real-time education and learning opportunities are key. We’re also issuing blockchain credentials, and they stay on-chain forever. Basically, we’re building what Vitalik called ā€˜modular’ education. I got my PhD at Stanford, taught there, then left, and everyone was shocked. They were like, ā€˜OMG, you’re leaving academia?!’ But Bryan @bryan_johnson is doing something similar now—he’s publishing all his data online, skipping the traditional academic process. Peer review? It’s just two people giving thumbs up to your paper, like a private social network. It doesn’t mean independent validation; it just means a few professors liked your work. The reputation of traditional academia is plummeting in the U.S., and I don’t think it’s going to last much longer—it needs disruption.
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