Hello there and welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast.

My name is Caleb and I am joined by my father, Dr. Scott Keith and Dr. Adam Francisco to continue our very preachy, why you should series on the Thinking Fellows.

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Okay, guys, why you should.

And we've been doing a total of one episode in this series.

And we did Why You Should Read Old Books.

We did it as a transition from Lewis, who made a pitch for reading old books once himself.

And I think in this same vein, we're going to do a couple more episodes.

I think on topics that are related, I don't know if you would see it on the surface at first,

but they're all about acquiring knowledge, about methods or forms of knowledge acquisition and knowledge dissemination.

And in that vein today, what we're going to do is why you should or should not go to

college.

Of all the sort of explicitly non-theological or historical topics that we've done. This might be the one where

we have like the most authority to speak. I think in part because from my set of things,

I've recently gone to college. I've gone to college.

I know all about this.

I feel like you overly emphasized, too, on the intro to this episode.

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