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Does non-maths higher education have a place?

Non-technical degrees are now worthless in the job market because everyone has one. So their purpose, showing the best/brightest candidates, is now gone - so why bother doing a non-maths based degree?

If companies simply stopped demanding all those eng-lit, art-history and business degrees for every position starting in the mail room those people could all skip college, skip being $100K in debt and leave a lot of higher education funding for science, engineering and even medicine.