03-11-2026, 02:46 AM
In the Canterbury Tales, the Clerk of Oxford is highly praised as a learned man who's always seen with his Aristotle, but he's a poor man.
The proliferation of finance and white collar service jobs meant over the last 50 years meant that you could study for a humanities degree and get a job in consulting if you were intelligent. This was particularly the case in Britain and Europe more generally, but also to a lesser extent in America.
What is the future of non-STEM fields? It's a duller world without them
https://www.businessinsider.com/recent-c...job-2026-3
The proliferation of finance and white collar service jobs meant over the last 50 years meant that you could study for a humanities degree and get a job in consulting if you were intelligent. This was particularly the case in Britain and Europe more generally, but also to a lesser extent in America.
What is the future of non-STEM fields? It's a duller world without them
https://www.businessinsider.com/recent-c...job-2026-3