to be disconnected is to be in danger...

posits a report summary entitled '170,000 Young People Out of School, Out of Work - - Out of Luck?'

disconnected from what, though, is my question. and from whose perspective. because youth that are so-called disconnected are sure as hell connected to each other, and they've got their own little network going that doesn't have room for 'the system.'

speaking of which, i'm not sure that the system gives them enough reason to buy in to it...especially, if it's designed to fail them. and the designs to fix to failures of the system also fail them.

so, i guess common's question still stands, 'how come the industry build careers that don't last?'

i guess i have a few lingering questions of my own, but i'll spare you and leave you with just one - how come the people who create industries don't care about how they pre-determine the way people live their lives?