"it is universities themselves that have undermined the worth of the education..."

[SaintSaens]

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I’m not sure I understand this point, as if anything, you seem to be supporting the author’s arguments. After all, you said yourself that Zuck was a well-established programmer even before he entered Harvard. So then what exactly did the Harvard educational experience add to his skillset? Not much, it would seem. Let’s face it - if Zuck had never entered Harvard (or any other college for that matter), he would still be a cracker-jack programmer.

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<p>I was a little incoherent there, so I’ll clarify. The author says that Harvard was a waste of time because Zuckerberg spent a large portion of his time outside of class programming, which I do not think is true.</p>