However, if all of humanity is to do degree-type work, then my question is who is going to do the work? What if there were a lot of computers in society made by someone with a college degree, but no electrician (a person without a college degree) to use them. Technology would be useless if there was no one to make it available to people. In today's society, it is too difficult to find an affordable and experienced carpenter or electrician, while it is too easy to find these qualities in a doctor or lawyer (Murray 678). Some might also say that people need to attend college to gain experience in certain things. On the contrary, people can also gain real-world experience rather than university. My uncle doesn't have a college degree in engineering, but he still knows more about engineering than any first- or second-year engineering student..