The numbers are the numbers.

If all of the other prices in society are growing at X%

And average income is growing at Y%

And the cost of a college education goes up Z%

The goal of the economy is to have the Y factor increasing at at least a little bit higher rate than the X Factor or the Z factor.

In this case, X and Y have fluctuated a little bit, but in general Y is hanging in there.

But not when it comes to Z. Z has a voracious appetite that is perfectly happy to double or more the inflation rate every year. Now if they were providing that exponential level of product as a result, then there may be some utility in that.

I'm not seeing it.