Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "What Would Nietzsche Think of 21st Century Society?" video.

  1. University in Nietzsche's time was difficult to attain and certainly tuition-free. Some sort of tutoring or other academic work in exchange for a stipend was the norm. Socrates believed there is no true education in exchange for money. If you pay over $50k a year to be somewhere, of course you expect comfort and "safe spaces." It's a normal demand, when you're paying that kind of the money. It is no longer school. It's a place you go to advance your fortunes. Nice sleight of hand into an anti-state rant. Huge tuition is thanks to the end of tax subsidies combined with the availability of loans.
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