Luxury is not simply expense and tertiary education is not simply university. Come on ladies and gentlemen, we all know this; even if you look into the old trustworthy yet common dictionary, you will discover that luxury means "non essential" and "any pleasure indulged in" and to say that its expensive is very narrow minded, because while we as the negative acknowledge that there is some expense with tertiary education, as there also is with food, shelter, even going to this debate in Daniel's car but luxury, luxury by definition means its an activity that's non essential, or is a pleasure to be indulged in. Our team also realise that logically, tertiary education is any qualification a person has received after primary and secondary education. Tertiary education is anything from a nail technician to a brain surgeon i.e. any formal education which results in a qualification post secondary school.
So what the other team in effect are saying, is that any form of education past secondary school is simply a non-essential pleasure!.
Ladies and gentlemen, I am almost certain that everyone in this room has undergone some form of tertiary education, or will in the future, or at least know of some one who has. And I am quite confident that they could inform us, if asked, that up to ten years of extra study is not always a pleasure. It is similar to school, while it may involve pleasurable moments; it is not entirely pleasurable I can assure you of that, as with Tertiary education. .
But not only this, but given that most tertiary education is a professional pathway one takes, how many professionals would you like to have untrained? How is it that in America not long ago, the effect was shown by 2 somewhat dense men who believed themselves to be professional enough to perform surgery on one another without tertiary education training. The larger man of the 2 was rather distressed about his weight, so the other man thought he would give him liposuction.
