Professor Scott Galloway

So there's a lot there. So let's talk about trying to bring back manufacturing jobs, funding of universities and universities in general. I've been very critical of higher ed. I think there's real issues with higher ed, and that is me and my colleagues have become so drunk on exclusivity and self-aggrandizement and arrogance that we have artificially constrained supply.

Dartmouth has an $8 billion endowment. They let in 500 kids, what a good Starbucks does in a day, so they can feel important. Their alumni like it because the value of their degree goes up. And how many times have you heard your friends say, I would never get into the university I went to if I applied today, and then they laugh and giggle like it's funny? That means your daughter's not getting in.

Dartmouth has an $8 billion endowment. They let in 500 kids, what a good Starbucks does in a day, so they can feel important. Their alumni like it because the value of their degree goes up. And how many times have you heard your friends say, I would never get into the university I went to if I applied today, and then they laugh and giggle like it's funny? That means your daughter's not getting in.

Dartmouth has an $8 billion endowment. They let in 500 kids, what a good Starbucks does in a day, so they can feel important. Their alumni like it because the value of their degree goes up. And how many times have you heard your friends say, I would never get into the university I went to if I applied today, and then they laugh and giggle like it's funny? That means your daughter's not getting in.

And we create so much unnecessary manufactured stress elite universities and their faculty and administrators, of which I'm a part of, deciding that we're no longer public servants. We're fucking Chanel backs. It's immoral. It is not American. When I applied to UCLA, the admissions rate was 74%. Now it's 9%.

And we create so much unnecessary manufactured stress elite universities and their faculty and administrators, of which I'm a part of, deciding that we're no longer public servants. We're fucking Chanel backs. It's immoral. It is not American. When I applied to UCLA, the admissions rate was 74%. Now it's 9%.

And we create so much unnecessary manufactured stress elite universities and their faculty and administrators, of which I'm a part of, deciding that we're no longer public servants. We're fucking Chanel backs. It's immoral. It is not American. When I applied to UCLA, the admissions rate was 74%. Now it's 9%.

The son of a single immigrant mother who lived and died as secretary, yours truly, would not get into UCLA now, which started an upward spiral for me, and it's the reason I'm here today. So I think that higher education in many ways has become morally corrupt. We have an anti-Semitism problem at our early universities.

The son of a single immigrant mother who lived and died as secretary, yours truly, would not get into UCLA now, which started an upward spiral for me, and it's the reason I'm here today. So I think that higher education in many ways has become morally corrupt. We have an anti-Semitism problem at our early universities.

The son of a single immigrant mother who lived and died as secretary, yours truly, would not get into UCLA now, which started an upward spiral for me, and it's the reason I'm here today. So I think that higher education in many ways has become morally corrupt. We have an anti-Semitism problem at our early universities.

We've become so left-wing and become so sensitive to the injustices of the past that we crudely assess who are the oppressors. We go on the hunt for fake oppressors, and we've decided that the whiter you are and the richer you are, the more likely you are to be an oppressor. And fairly or unfairly, we have decided the ground zero for rich and white is Jews.

We've become so left-wing and become so sensitive to the injustices of the past that we crudely assess who are the oppressors. We go on the hunt for fake oppressors, and we've decided that the whiter you are and the richer you are, the more likely you are to be an oppressor. And fairly or unfairly, we have decided the ground zero for rich and white is Jews.

We've become so left-wing and become so sensitive to the injustices of the past that we crudely assess who are the oppressors. We go on the hunt for fake oppressors, and we've decided that the whiter you are and the richer you are, the more likely you are to be an oppressor. And fairly or unfairly, we have decided the ground zero for rich and white is Jews.

And if I'd gone down to the NYU Plaza and said half the things that were said about Jews after October the 7th, if I went down and said, lynch the blacks, or if I went down and said, burn the gays, my faculty ID would have been shut off within the day, and I would never be in academia.

And if I'd gone down to the NYU Plaza and said half the things that were said about Jews after October the 7th, if I went down and said, lynch the blacks, or if I went down and said, burn the gays, my faculty ID would have been shut off within the day, and I would never be in academia.

And if I'd gone down to the NYU Plaza and said half the things that were said about Jews after October the 7th, if I went down and said, lynch the blacks, or if I went down and said, burn the gays, my faculty ID would have been shut off within the day, and I would never be in academia.

But the things that are said by Jews, what ends up at elite universities is that free speech is never free, or as long as it's hate speech about Jews. I do think it's being addressed. I do think it's a problem. Now, going to this notion that we're going to bring back great manufacturing jobs on return to universities in second and anti-Semitism.

But the things that are said by Jews, what ends up at elite universities is that free speech is never free, or as long as it's hate speech about Jews. I do think it's being addressed. I do think it's a problem. Now, going to this notion that we're going to bring back great manufacturing jobs on return to universities in second and anti-Semitism.

But the things that are said by Jews, what ends up at elite universities is that free speech is never free, or as long as it's hate speech about Jews. I do think it's being addressed. I do think it's a problem. Now, going to this notion that we're going to bring back great manufacturing jobs on return to universities in second and anti-Semitism.

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