I've upvoted this because it's slightly dystopian to me.
"Lambda School once wrote an investment memo titled “Human Capital: The Last Unoptimized Asset Class,” and people love last unoptimized asset classes"
ISA sounds intriguing, but in practice (e.g, Purdue) it is only used after the typical student loan options have been exhausted. I don't know why articles about ISA don't mention this.
The meta-business of evaluating human-capital investment seems like a wood&shovels/gold-rush equivalent.