[adverwork]

"more worthless" more goodless english.

[BopeDolaNeone]

There's nothing syntactically wrong with "more worthless".

Once more, kiddy proves himself the most worthless poster.

[Annyllop21]

har har har. where do you come up with those witty repartes?

[avaissema]

on-topic, it always appeared to me that the only value in an MBA is the people that you get to know

[MortgFinsJohnQ]

Anyone willing to listen. It's not that business degrees are worthless, they're broad-based. It's possible to narrow your focus, if that's your desire. You still have business, but with a focus.

[amannddo]

What exactly do people teach in business school anyway? I can't figure that one out.

[ANCETPYNCTEXT]

Naw, come on - it's the US. The market secures that you don't pay too much for your education

[KatoabamyHant]

What exactly do people teach in business school anyway? I can't figure that one out.

language

JM

[BrandandGeneric]

No but I think the fact that it's logically nonsensical makes it at least sub-optimal linguistically.

English lacks a separate word for "very low in value". I don't see the problem.

[QHdy5Z3A]

English lacks a separate word for "very low in value". I don't see the problem.

The logical problem is that MBAs couldn't become lower in value than they already were.

[DonnyKong]

What is worthlesser - the word "soda" or the word "pop?"

[leacturavar]

Hey, I have an MBA. I have an awesome job, and am well paid, partially thanks to it. I have paid the grand total of 7k USD for it, and most of this was funded by the government.

....haters gonna hate...