Taken from JRE #1218: https://youtu.be/NAalq9lrjQA
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Taken from JRE #1218: https://youtu.be/NAalq9lrjQA
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America is light years away from Europe in health care
In pounds per head, £2,892 on healthcare for every person in the UK and £7,617 per person in the US..UK citizens live over TWO YEARS longer…Why is there a debate?
In canada we still have to pay for education
As someone who has spent over 20 years in Universities, (both in teaching and administrative capacities), my advice tor teenagers is as follows… I won't tell you what to do, but I will tell you what not to do and that is, if you are 18, do not go to college straight away!! Do anything for a couple of years, take a crappy job, travel, volunteer, anything! Then when you are 22-25, if you want to go to college, go! Kids go to University at 17 or 18 when they haven't a clue what they want to do (in life or in study), so they end up not doing themselves justice, failing, dropping out and feeling a failure, and even worse. A 21 year old graduate is a paradox in terms. If they waited a few years, they'd be more mature, and more likely to do better in third level. Note I am talking about the European model, where third level (in many cases) is free.
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