system
A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Unless you are going to continue into 300 level classes or higher it would be pretty pointless. Its like someone taking biology 101 and 102 and thinking that will make them grow better crops or will know how to treat cancer. Or taking chem 101 and 102 and thinking they will be able to synthesize LSD in their garage. In reality it will be so simplified and generalized that it is basically useless by itself and makes people think they know more than they actually do.

Enough knowledge to be dangerous, but not enough to be useful. Which is why I laugh at everyone who says "It's economics 101!" as if econ 101 has any meaningful bearing on what happens in real life.

If you do go to higher level classes it could be useful though, you just then have to deal with the reality that 99% of people talking about economics online don't have a single clue and just parrot whatever garbage they last heard.
gpt
If anything, it’s the opposite.  Econ 101 is almost like philosophy with a few charts and fake math to overcomplicate things.

Too many people who major in humanities and social sciences appeal to emotional arguments over rational ones.  Econ is dry for a lot of people but it’s like that on purpose.  

When you look at more things through a supply and demand focus- you see why things are the way they are and why good intentioned policies backfire.  (I.e- majority of Americans think the best way to solve inflation is another stimulus check)