From: Peter Thiel
The conceit of the MBA is that you don’t need to have any substance at all.
It’s just this management science, and you can apply that equally well in a software company or an oil drilling company or a fashion company or a rocket company.
So for the degree, people should learn substantive things and then on the side you’d pick up some business skills.
But you wouldn’t treat the business degree as the central thing.
