Startup wants to teach people to code, for free
February 19, 2013 9:21 AM
Zach Sims dropped out of college to found Codecademy, a website that teaches people to code, for free. He tells Rebecca Jarvis why some big investors have agreed to back him, even though the company is yet to earn any money.
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Making a big labor pool also drives down wages.
The high cost of low labor is going to exterminate the global economy, never mind all the local (national) economies.
For once, it is that simple.
P.S. If this company wants to teach people to code for free, what will they do to bring in the money? So what's the real cost, eh? What will keep that company going? Will it be like others that sell peoples' names and addresses and everything they do and without a single iota of scruples?