A few years ago, Barry Weiss founded his own “Anti-Woke” College. The University of Austin, which claims that it wants to ‘bind its students’ to think, ‘make waves for many reasons, and make waves for many reasons, and make its own power wants to position it as a future model of American education. That model includes a curriculum where students do things like studying the philosophical beliefs of people like PALATIR CEO Alex Karp-Make of what you will do. The school also seems to be on the way to recognition, which will help to call itself a real university. Now, in a surprising twist, the ideal school has a well-deserved offer for its students: free tuition.
This week, on its website, Uatx announced that it will not charge future students for the pleasure of attending. The school writes:
Graduates spend decades racking up bad debt. This debt influences every decision they make: What job to take. Life. When to get married. When to have children. Some will never start that company again. Never take that bib. Never build what they were meant to build. Meanwhile, universities are taking billions in funding from Washington while tying up billions in bankruptcy. And every year, they raise the lessons.
“Uatx will never charge for tuition, the blog adds. And we will never take government money. “
But you know what it will take? A billion dollars. Billionaire’s money will definitely be caught. UATX notes that an amazing gift has been released to its readers:
Thanks to a $100 million gift from Jeff Yass – the largest donation since UATX was founded in 2021 – we are breaking the chains. His gift marks the launch of a $300 million campaign to build a university that places students free. Our bet: Create graduate students to pay it forward when they succeed, to finance the next generation of education. When our students build important companies, protect our country, advance the frontiers of science, build families, and create amazing careers, they remember who made them great. And they will come back.
Yes, the reason that Uatx is able to make its “college” is not true is because it simply received a generous donation from Jeff Yass, an important investor in Tiktok’s Pass Company, Buttance. Fork – Fortune reported that, despite the ban on social media, Tiktok can survive in the US, thanks to Yass’s Super PAC. Yass has been described as Trump’s “Billionaire Pal” and “Susquerrian Poker Player,” and his Susquehanna group, Sumquehanna International Group, a strong trading group, holds a strong stake in the Ittetance investment source of New York. In the past, Yass has also been linked to other interesting activities, including $16 million in donations to anti-Muslim and pro-Israel groups, the Guardian previously reported. Yass is also reported to have donated to Trump’s New White House Whiteroom.
That said, it’s good to see Coution-free tolish free! Now where have I heard that idea before… Oh yeah, I believe a certain senator from Vermont was really supportive. I also believe, if my memory serves me correctly, that he was ridiculed as “Communists” and accused of trying to force the elimination of the Soviet debt on the nation to get the loan debt and only made the billionaires pay.
But, of course, none of this is very surprising. Today’s conservatism movement has always favored private money over public funding – apparently because whoever is in charge of local power has the power and, these days, conservatives actually see that purecraires are purerable with an elected bureaucracy with checks and balances.
Well, if you’re a billionaire, you start your own school “in” these days. Elon Musk has one, Jeff Bezos has another, and Bill Ackman is a proud supporter of Alpha School, an Education Startup Franchise that uses AI to teach kids instead of teachers. Then there are other educational websites from conference hosts like Jordan Peterson and Dennis Prager. In short: If you have deep pockets and want to bring together the future leaders of the future, there has never been a better time to jump on the bandwagon.
Even zuck has one. Yes, recently it came to light that Mark Zuckerberg opened his school in his large residence in Palo Alto several years ago. It is not clear at what point the school was located, although there is a strong record that it was called the “Bicken Ben School,” named after the Zuck family’s chicken. However, according to the authorities, the school was accused of operating without a proper license, and neighbors were upset that an illegal school was operating in their community. A string of e-mails said the school was closed in June of this year. However, a lawyer associated with the family told the Outlet that “the school did not close, with SE. It’s not clear. It’s not clear where it is now under a different name.”
The future of education is full of disruption and innovation.
