Why do you put maliciousness in quotes?
Kids absolutely can be malicious. Sure, it’s a small scale but kids can absolutely manipulate. Asking for an apple , if they really just want an apple, is not manipulation because it’s not malicious. Little Susie telling her sister Jess to give her her soda or shell tell their parents about how the window broke is 100% manipulative though.
I think an educated populace is an invaluable resource. But, nothing is stopping someone from not going to free college if they want.
By my ex wife.
Sure, but usually the term manipulation has a negative connotation.
In a sense, when my kid asks for fruit, they are manipulating me. But that’s not what anyone means. They mean a kind of devious persuasion.
Making your states education system into merely a business is a great way to hamstring your state and it’s population.
WVU may well do fine. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t repercussions.
Education shouldn’t be as expensive as it is.
Practically speaking, I get why students look at it that way because, like you said, it is an expensive luxury at that price.
But, it shouldn’t cost that much.
That title is terrible.
I forgot to mention, the life saving divorce, while I wouldn’t say it change my life, was helpful at that time.
So, you mean, it’s changed your life because of the effect it has had in other people?
My story is a little different, but I resonate with that kind of change. After I found out my ex wife was cheating on me, it started the process of taking a lot of blinders off. I feel like I see reality better, but I do feel much more disheartened in trying to date.
Does that stand up when everything goes to hell?
Oh no… Anyway…
One thing no one seems to be mentioning, is finding a purpose. A reason that things are worth it even when they aren’t good.
What is your reason for living, your hope, even when shit hits the fan?
That depends on pay and other obligations.
Oh wow … I definitely see someone trying to do that.
I love this method and would use it if it weren’t so incredibly time consuming. How are you supposed to test 30 students that way? Nevermind 300.
The biggest issue I find is it’s just not as easy to use as chatgpt. I’m surprised no one has sold an easy to use consumer version.
The AI craze is much further reaching than an crypto. Reducing it to just crypto is way too simple.
I wouldn’t put nfts in the same boat as the dotcom bust. The dotcom thing was way bigger. Most people didn’t do anything with nfts. Crypto seems in between. The AI thing seems similar though.
Honestly, I bet he has the skills, he just didn’t use them because he didn’t care, or is overworked, or for whatever reason.