Excel is completely subjective.
And look at how successful he was. His whole point about college is that there are many liberal arts paths in college that come with mountains of debt with little ROI in the marketplace. It's plain and simple. Paths like sciences, engineering, mathematics, medicine, yes, require higher levels of education, but the ROI is there to justify potential costs of the education and those are the paths Charlie encouraged.
Charlie was a proponent of the trades, bringing back factory work to Americans. He understood that not everyone is college bound or college fit.
But, you probably didn't realize that, and are hanging on the idea that he 'dropped out of college' as some sort of moral merit badge for your argument. Rather, it just shows how ignorant you are. And his body of work absolutely validates how smart one can be outside of a college education as most of the students he debated, didn't have critical thinking skills or the ability to formulate an unbiased point.
