> Why is debt considered "normal" in the 21st century?
Probably because it's extremely hard to get a university education or a house without it?
Especially educational debt; people are required to commit to it right at the beginning of adulthood and before they've learned the skills for the career that's supposed to be able to pay it back.
Probably because it's extremely hard to get a university education or a house without it?
Especially educational debt; people are required to commit to it right at the beginning of adulthood and before they've learned the skills for the career that's supposed to be able to pay it back.