Recently, on a radio News broadcast, the anchor said something to the effect of, and I am paraphrasing here, “people who are skeptical about taking the Covid-19 vaccine have a maximum of a high/secondary school diploma.” What? What does that mean? Was the News implying that high school education is not enough to help a person make an informed decision? Is post-secondary education now, or has it always been the benchmark of someone who can make educated decisions? Perhaps I’m late to the party, or I’d missed the memo with this information. On the other hand, was it merely implying that educated, although limited, people were on the fence about taking the Covid-19 vaccine? Hmm. I don’t know. However, whatever the intentions were, I wonder if a high school education in any society, especially a democratic one, should be treated in an inconsequential way. Perhaps a quick search into how successful or not countries are, where even a primary school education is challenging to find,