More education won't always make you smarter

Why should I have to go to school for six more years so I can do what I'm already good at? That's what I don't like about our current healthcare system.

You have people with a talent. They should be able to  use it. What difference does it make if they have a degree?

Who wants degrees? Who is going to try to convince you you need more degrees? It's the colleges and universities. They make money off you going to their colleges. So, they are going to try to convince the powers that be that you need more degrees.

But do you? Do respiratory therapists need 2 more years of college to be good respiratory therapists. If that were the case, then none of us with associate's degrees would be any good at what we do. And we all know that certainly is not true.

So what if an RT wants to teach about asthma in a doctor's office? What if we want to help a physician help an asthmatic patient. We can do it in the hospital setting. But, we can't in the doctor's office. We can't unless we go to school for six more years to become a physician's assistant. And being an RT certainly would set one up nicely to getting into a PA school.

Sure, more education can make you smarter. But it can also corrupt you. This is because many of our schools have a left-leaning agenda. So, of course they want you to go there. They want to corrupt you. But, they also want your money.

And you have a lot of people who never went to college who know more than people with six year degrees. Look at Rush Limbaugh as an example. He has no degree. But, he also knows more about economics than many of the most well educated politicians do.

And you have people with associate's degrees who know more about asthma than people with doctorate's degrees do. They are called respiratory therapists.