Creativity is all that matters, I saw a 16 years old billionaire who made this much by creating a AI machine, and we have other good examples like richest men around the world, majority of them are all dropped out.
Some don't even have any degrees, but truth need to be told, we all can't be Elon Musk and others, there will be problem if every one thinks like this because they will believe that education won't get them anywhere.
Whereas education and degrees will serve some people right, that they won't ever dream of becoming like Elon and others, meaning we can't all walk the same path and get the same result, so I believe that school and skills are both not bad at all, better get exposed to both.
Some don't even have any degrees, but truth need to be told, we all can't be Elon Musk and others, there will be problem if every one thinks like this because they will believe that education won't get them anywhere.
Whereas education and degrees will serve some people right, that they won't ever dream of becoming like Elon and others, meaning we can't all walk the same path and get the same result, so I believe that school and skills are both not bad at all, better get exposed to both.
Hi KiaKia well said, but the world of technology is changing rapidly & the mileage of traditional degrees has depleted so much that now they are not even that significant. You could add one more example of Kairan Quazi, this guy is just 16 years old & grind at Citadel Securities after having joined SpaceX at the age of 14
. Next i think you wanted to mention Pranjali Awasthi, right? a 16 year old AI entrepreneur whose agency is valued at $12 million. These are not just exceptions dude,, but they are setting on trends, you have to catch their pulse!! Education is kinda fine however what matters now is your ability to adapt, your creativity & hustle that could often hammer a diploma. yeah, the school is still very relevant however do not shut one's eyes to or miss the opportunity to develop skills & innovation 