Sam Atis—a super forecaster—had a piece arguing against The Case Against Education
If it’s this piece, I would be interested to know why you found it convincing. He doesn’t address (or seem to have even read) any of Brian’s arguments. His argument basically boils down to “but so many people who work for universities think it’s good”.
The next part of the sentence you quote says, “but it got eaten by a substack glitch”. I’m guessing he’s referring to a different piece from Sam Atis that is apparently no longer available?
If it’s this piece, I would be interested to know why you found it convincing. He doesn’t address (or seem to have even read) any of Brian’s arguments. His argument basically boils down to “but so many people who work for universities think it’s good”.
The next part of the sentence you quote says, “but it got eaten by a substack glitch”. I’m guessing he’s referring to a different piece from Sam Atis that is apparently no longer available?
It’s not that piece. It’s another one that got eaten by a Substack glitch unfortuantely—hopefully it will be back up soon!
What makes you believe that Substack is to blame and not him unpublishing it?
Do you happen to have a copy of it that you can share?