Public services aren’t suppose to make money, that’s what tax is for

Anyone argue otherwise meaning we should fire the whole parliament and I don’t believe they are ever profitable

We can skip cashless and and jump straight to moneyless with the current economy /s

What’s the point of going electric when the electricity isn’t 100% renewal for the less privileged

Once everyone has solar or cheap wind/hydropower from the grid, everyone will naturally switch to clear power

The journalist loves to know that more thorough study is needed

one man’s trash is another man’s treasure

We contributes to wifi, google map, electronic pacemaker, blackbox, electric drill, ultrasound, hollow knight, McCafe, avocado toast to prevent the next gen buying houses /s

I guess we are taking a break for a while after all these

ikr, pissing all the free workers off and replace them with like what?

Genius IPO plan

I guess 3 CEOs max in a 20-student class

Universities need to stop claiming they create career because we all know most people don’t end up working on things they study in uni. And that’s okay, because all they are doing is more important which is call education:

Uni help building up knowledge in one field so student is comfortable to adapt in other disciplines - understand and experience the process require for one to become an decent expert

Much like public services, as most uni are funded by tax directly or indirectly, they ideally aren’t expected to make profit. Only exception is when education exported.

Imagine Centrelink and NDIS starts to make profit? Would be a funnier world

Launch master degree to sell false dream to those who still have money

Once the degree is completed, the roles would have been filled; it is always good to study a domain you love and make the best out of it down the line

Might as well put up job post and hopefully well paid

Indeed

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