Comments by "Lily Gazou" (@LilyGazou) on "Modern Times: Camille Paglia \u0026 Jordan B Peterson" video.

  1. Best thing to learn is the business of art if one wants to make a living in that world. A waitress friend sent her daughter to Pratt in NYC. I looked it up— they say their graduates are prepared to work in the best galleries in the world. 😂😂 Her daughter graduated. And is a waitress.
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  2. You didn’t miss anything. And you saved a lot of time and money. You can study subjects on your own wherever you are in the world. So much is available now - books online, videos. Colleges have free classes online too -like Hillsdale College. I can get the Great Courses from the library or buy them for a mere $35. You have a curious mind and so many don’t. I know many college graduates who lack that and never read anything.
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  3. I graduated in the 80s- I was very disappointed in the experience. I remember a few professors from community college who taught literature and philosophy— brilliant people who cared about teaching well, passionate about their subjects. Then I transferred to the university. For those professors, teaching was secondary to their research , administration or other projects. They lacked teaching skills and patience.
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