Comment Re:I think the lesson to be learned here. (Score 1) 52
Seems like he's not the only "indoctrinated idiot".
Seems like he's not the only "indoctrinated idiot".
Why not? It's a barren rock devoid of life. Not that $300 million will get you anywhere close to a lunar mining operation.
What he's saying, is that people voted with their wallets.
The lesson to be learned here is that there's a sucker born every minute. Also you "allowed" Zuck to waste billions on VR because PEOPLE VOLUNTARILY GAVE HIM THE MONEY. People had the choice to spend money on other things and instead bought ads on Facebook. They voted with their wallets. There's your democracy in action.
Hope that star doesn't have prions!
Maybe. And you'd be saying "Oh no! Not the press pass!". What's your point?
Oh no, not the press pass!
Unfortunately, those with degrees are not above state-sponsored espionage. Offering carte blanche visas to people for having a degree is how your geopolitical enemies exfiltrate data.
Excuses excuses. That officially ended over a hundred years ago, and numerous well-meaning parties have fallen all over themselves in the last 4-6 decades to rectify this problem. Regardless of all that, such failures have nothing to do with moralizing Christians pushing their modern agenda against public schools. Absolutely nothing. Especially not in a place like Baltimore where they have no power. Kindly address the raised point - that social conservatives are somehow responsible for the failure of schools.
That doesn't explain school systems like Baltimore.
Many parents look at public school as a babysitter.
Are there legions of better teachers we can hire right now to do a better job, if in fact that's what we need them to do?
When I was a school kid, I had multiple teachers bust down whatever egos we had (especially in math class) by reminding us that various Soviet students could run circles around us in math with an abacus instead of our fancy graphing calculators.
There are school systems past and present that have produced better testing results on less money spent per student.
That's the 8060s.
Lol
Kept a low profile, right. I'll call your bluff and raise you one Peng Shuai:
The two most common things in the Universe are hydrogen and stupidity. -- Harlan Ellison