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Yep. And the article doesn't even contain any specific allegations, it is just a clickbait term without meaning. I'll cheer for anyone (Apple, Microsoft, Googl
by UnoriginalGuy 10y ago
Yep. And the article doesn't even contain any specific allegations, it is just a clickbait term without meaning.
I'll cheer for anyone (Apple, Microsoft, Google, et al) who promote STEM and come up with novel ways to utilise software in education (including interactive games).
- helthanatos 10y agoI would prefer everyone to contribute to education out of a kindness rather than wanting money for it. If companies looked towards the future, more might survive. Being known as someone that just wants money or gets money from tax money causes a hostility. Being known as benevolent instead of evil would be a great thing for any company (excluding hidden and niche companies).