<p>I am extremely repentant for my abhorrent behaviour. Without belittling your intellect as you have your friend’s, may I ask you if you actually know what an indifference curve is? An indifference curve for two goods shows the various combinations of the two goods that are perceived to represent the same <em>utility</em> to a particular consumer. So yes utility is a concept that is inherent to the concept of indifference curves. Like distance in a distance-time curve if you will. </p>
<p>And yes PD’s right, in the end you’re going to college for academics and they will judge you by the yardsticks commonly used to gauge proficiency in the same. No one is arguing about all the ideals of education you were so kind to educate us with. The fact is, the world isnt ideal and people are doing the best they can to make it fair for everyone and we just have to live with it.</p>