Mandate College Diploma Equivalent Certifications (Like the GED)

 - Jake - 04-07-2023

A growing problem in the US surrounds the issue of education.  Education is one of those things that is difficult to get going, difficult to control and difficult to stop, much like a train, which can be just as good as it can bad.  Students graduating high school are coming out of the same sort of educational programs which were modeled on curriculum and structure from the past centuries.  Just to put that in perspective, a HUGE part of the govt surrounds public education, with the government very deeply involved, and we have seen the same issues that the Post Office has, mass shootings aside...basically turning our whole place into a dump, because of higher discord finding it's way down the tree from the Fed.  Any mailman who's had to run from a dog putting useless trash mail in every mailbox can tell you that, and so can the kid who had to run from HIS crazy kid with a gun at school who caught the heat from him going postal after work.

Ok, that's a bad joke, but all jokes aside though, the people should have a right to be able to assert themselves professionally in the name of liberty, meaning that certifications should be offered by the government for people who choose to educate themselves.  In the past, before libraries, such things might have been too impossible to publicly condone, then libraries became mainstream and then the GED came to...but that was when a high school diploma could still get you a good job.  Nowadays, with the internet and colleges taking over the game duly, it would be wise to up the ante for the good citizen, and offering a college degree equivalent certification would be a good way to normalize the mediocracy growing in the private sector due to the homogenization from the internet's data, as the library has entered our pocket.  A College Degree Certification (perhaps called a C-GED) would serve to cut the feet out from under the debauchery occurring with the college loan situation, robbing Americans dry, much less hogging all the good news articles (no pun intended)...it would force colleges to actually focus on actual substance and skill instead of just title and money--the former coming from the latter, not the other way around, ostensibly, nuff said.

The test should be more comprehensive than the GED, with greater scrutiny and care given for those taking it, with a true concern for their performance in the professional sector being up to par.  My idea would be to make those controls more strict, in order to compel those who would receive the certification to be actual people who are skilled enough to and on the up and up, much like the BAR exam, which at one point in the past you could take without having any lawschool education...those times have changed, but they might come back if we can get treasury fraud out of the way like we did the last time, yeehaw.  In fact, as time would inure, we could even offer different tiers of college cert--for a BS, a BA, or even a Masters, Esq, or a PhD...the sky is the limit for the free being, and we must remain that way by constantly changing and stay fresh by changing laws and repeating upkeeping in due process, in the same way that we must shower, shave and brush our teeth everyday.  

If we let the Collegeate system take over with no checks, they will end up taking ours, just like the Fed takes everyone's, even their own.  And that should go to show everyone there how important it is for things to be free, and how corruption can come from the inside from too little oversight or from the outside, with too much.  The best balance is in between, in the goldilox zone, where life is good...fire, and ice are both the same thing to the organism: a killer.  Just think, our money is very important, probably the most important thing, yet we let the whole thing open to privatization by banking institutions...then we turn right back around and clamp down children in our schools almost entirely under the govt, then we turn right back around again and let companies privatize the airways and cables via our internet companies, then turn right back around and make our roadways publicly managed.  As it stands, private corporations are one more step removed from the entropy of the Fed, and so likewise probably perform better, just like the Post Office and Public Education do not, but that may change if Texit.pro gets our way and gets rid of issuance fraud in the Fed...then we might see the opposite effect, with govt controlled industry being better, at which point it might be wiser of us to perhaps switch things up again to compensate, like make all banks govt controlled for basic money operations, just like he Post Office (with options for private banking otherwise too, just like Amazon would be, with money being both a market and a utility), so that way everyone could use any ATM for deposits and withdraws and have an account for free, and could get a public loan instead of from an actual institution, which would make men more manly not having a private citizen above them like that, and money could be kept under a better watch, WHEN those who are watching it are not corrupted, which is not now, so you can see why people didn't want that.  Things like school could at that point perhaps be totally privatized to encourage more diversity and competition between families for the best courses for their children, WHEN we could handle that...right now that would be a fiasco without enough money flowing to engender such growth.  The key to a good govt is being able to respond and react to change's shape, with that reality being by course inavoidably based on infinite law, and so the law must be infinite in its ability.  Nothing has to be one way or another, yet does in that respect alone (any way).  For instance, we could probably just let the Post Office be its same old self after all, just with less clutter from all of the wasted mail that nobody reads, which should be going to apocalyptic toilet paper stashes at the current rate anyway.

Anyways, compelling better education is a tricky vector to lock down, but once we did it, things like govt certifications ruling over an increasingly privatized domain would be a great way to enter the future.  Mandate College Diploma Equivalents!