For all the talk of culture wars, we seem to have missed a war on culture going on right under our noses.
Far more important than the bickering between Gen-Z and Boomers, I’m talking about the commercialisation of universities and the subsequent devaluation of the arts and humanities because a wealth of knowledge is apparently no match for economic wealth.
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