‘What exactly is the problem here?’: Elon Musk’s ambiguously misogynistic post sparks online debate about higher education ...Middle East

Elon Musk once said that college education is “somewhat overweighted.” Now he appears worried about men being outpaced by women in higher education. In an X (formerly Twitter) post, Musk retweeted an infographic depicting that for every 142 women, 100 men will graduate college in the United States. The post points out that more women are obtaining higher education degrees than men. Musk captioned the infographic he reposted with “Quite a big difference,” sparking an intense debate on social media.

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