Colleges aren’t scalable either. Ask Harvard to hand out more degrees and you’ll see part of the value of a degree is signaling something you have that others don’t.
It’s a zero sum game: the more people have Harvard degrees, the less valuable that degree becomes.
Recall the Thiel fellowship targets people who would have gone on to a top university. So neither paths are scalable.
It’s a zero sum game: the more people have Harvard degrees, the less valuable that degree becomes.
Recall the Thiel fellowship targets people who would have gone on to a top university. So neither paths are scalable.