/sci/ - Science & Math

>graduate student tuition waivers will now be considered taxable income.

I'm interested in the logic here, what exactly is the end game to taxing graduate tuition waivers? Is there a benefit to such a move outside being a pure cash grab?

Wouldn't you want to place more incentive in Americans to investing in doctoral research? Or did Republicans finally give up and decided to let China overtake America in another field of interest?

>>9258753

>American women

Should they be blacklisted in terms of viable mates at this point? I really don't want to have deal with this kind of bullshit in the future or is this just something that happens once you reach a certain level of prestige and wealth?

>all these people who believe Trump will restore millions of jobs to rust belt through energy policy knowing that automation will halve it and the college educated and military veterans will get first dibs.
>all these people who believe Trump would drain the swamp and stop special interest when his cabinet is filled with wealthy individuals who are still arguably beholden to their businesses as we speak

>all these posts and no one brings up bottlenecks and founder population.

Seriously how are you anons this retarded to not bring this up? It is the main reason why almost everyone else outside Africa has a higher IQ average and why their gene diversity is lower.