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No. This makes little sense, is arbitrary and absurd. We need people to be qualified by measurable factors like degrees, years working in a particular field, ab
by vonklaus 11y ago
No. This makes little sense, is arbitrary and absurd. We need people to be qualified by measurable factors like degrees, years working in a particular field, ability or intelligence and/or other relevant facts.
John McCain is a good man, I think he has good intentions, and is very qualified for certain positions. This is just not one of them, and it isn't because I disagree with him (I do), it is because he isn't qualified to make decisions about computer science or technology.
- workitout 11y ago>> We need people to be qualified by measurable factors like degrees, A degree certifies that you can learn to learn what you are aware you don't know. That is all it does.
- 91bananas 11y agoI believe the problem to lie in the fact we expect people who are no different than you or I to be able to create laws about things they have no clue about. This guy might know a thing or two in field A and B, but has no clue about C-Z. I know I have little to no knowledge in most of the world, and I am not suited to be a lawmaker. What makes him/them any different?
- merpnderp 11y agoIsn't he being briefed by US intelligence agencies?
- vonklaus 11y agobit of a conflict there though, yeah?