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What Ancient Greek Is Good For

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Elias Wachtel
What Ancient Greek Is Good For
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This article explores the enduring value of a classical education in the age of AI, arguing that studying subjects like ancient Greek fosters critical thinking and human understanding. It contrasts the perceived 'uselessness' of humanities with the rapid obsolescence of some technical skills.

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The piece addresses the existential anxiety surrounding the future of work and education in a world increasingly dominated by artificial intelligence.

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The point of a classical education is to learn something about being human.

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The article presents a philosophical argument about education, acknowledging both practical and intellectual perspectives.

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