I wouldn't say it will be "overtaken" but it will certainly reach a breaking point as a system [as all systems do].
That being said I'm looking into moving to Canada because of the education being less expensive and better, most countries put more emphasis in math and science instead of just sports [or at least are on par] and you actually get to learn the stuff from the very basics, High School was a joke in that dept, and I supposedly went to a very good school, the amount you have to pay to go to a good college [or maybe it's just the name] is ridiculous.
So yeah, give more monies to math and science, maybe we will bridge the gap.
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I wouldn't say it will be "overtaken" but it will certainly reach a breaking point as a system [as all systems do]. That being said I'm looking into moving to Canada because of the education being less expensive and better, most countries put more emphasis in math and science instead of just sports [or at least are on par] and you actually get to learn the stuff from the very basics, High School was a joke in that dept, and I supposedly went to a very good school, the amount you have to pay to go to a good college [or maybe it's just the name] is ridiculous. So yeah, give more monies to math and science, maybe we will bridge the gap.