The Tom Woods Show, episode 641.

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are hosting a cruise that's going to be full of fun and games and music and fellowship and making

new friends. A ton of fun, ContraCruise.com. Hey, everybody, Tom Woods here. We're revisiting the whole college question. Do I need to go to

college? Can I just be an entrepreneur and not go to college? Is that plausible or not? And, you know,

as I'm probably going to bring up with our guest today, I'm not of the opinion that we should

take a dogmatic anti-college position. I see that

on part of a lot of libertarians. I don't think that's necessary. And I do think there are certainly

some fields where it makes sense to go to college if you can afford to do it. But there are a lot of

fields where it doesn't, or these are areas of study that you can study on your own you can

learn something marketable in college and then if you want to learn liberal arts or whatever

you have the rest of your life it's not like all your learning has to occur during a structured

four-year period off on some college campus you should be a lifelong learner anyway so we're

to talk about

that today with Derek McGill, who initially went to the University of Michigan and wound up

leaving and starting his own marketing company instead. While he was at the University of Michigan,

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