I dunno if I'd use that term, but I can say that in my STEM field, the education was SO silo'd, that so many (otherwise very intelligent) people I've worked with in my field have been complete fucking morons about anything outside their area of expertise.

I fucked around a bit in college, and didn't declare a major for a while at first, so I ended up with a much more well-rounded education than most of my colleagues, and it really shows. Some of the most valuable courses I took were ones that I never would have had the chance to take had I declared my STEM major immediately.

They should honestly add an entire semester (at least) of non-major, liberal arts courses for STEM majors. It won't happen, obviously, but it really should be a thing.