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Wow.
Meanwhile, in the U.S. they worried about teaching kids about pronouns, confusing them, and lowering academic standards. I guess this means even more immigrants will make up U.S. graduate programs in the future. This the wrong time in history for the west to go batshit.
Out of all the recent education changes we’re seeing in this country….interesting things to point outWow.
Meanwhile, in the U.S. they worried about teaching kids about pronouns, confusing them, and lowering academic standards. I guess this means even more immigrants will make up U.S. graduate programs in the future. This the wrong time in history for the west to go batshit.
I get his point though. We're having culture wars and there's something looming that's gonna affect us all, regardless of race, orientation, etc. While a bad candidate, I always give Andrew Yang credit for speaking loudly and consistently in the 2020 election lead-up about A.I. and the need for universal basic income. I thought it would be a 2030s kinda problem. Talk about being wrong.
might still be but this has been a discussion for at least 3 decades
the internet just speed it up
me and my cuz was talkin about this late 90s look at how many companies didnt survive the internet fase
cause they didnt see the future
Artificial intelligence
Thread title is appropriate..
A bunch of Chicken Little the sky is falling type shit.
Now explain how that's different than having security asking you to pull down your mask so the camera can record your face? That was happening years before AI. This dude is just caught up on the fact that there's a computer voice saying to look at the camera.
You mean they teach kids grammar nowadays? That's crazy.Wow.
Meanwhile, in the U.S. they worried about teaching kids about pronouns, confusing them, and lowering academic standards. I guess this means even more immigrants will make up U.S. graduate programs in the future. This the wrong time in history for the west to go batshit.
I see you trying to be a funny guy. Schools now teach that a single person can be 'they'. Or some xe pronoun. How the fuck is that grammar.
I be taken aback by how borderline superstitious cats on this site are then I remember it's 85% grandpas
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It'll prevent alot of robberies. Especially with these niggas that like to go into establishments masked up....
Toppy bots.
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