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It's unfortunate that people can't see that junior dealing with the effects of climate change in 30, 40, 50 years could be a lot more devastating to his life th
by brandon272 9y ago
It's unfortunate that people can't see that junior dealing with the effects of climate change in 30, 40, 50 years could be a lot more devastating to his life than the prestige level of his preschool.
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- ekianjo 9y agocould be. the impact of going into a bad school has almost immediate effects. Do you think people dont think at all when they make decisions?
- hkmurakami 9y agoWe seem to care about relative outcomes vs peers more than absolute offset shifts for the larger group.
- obastani 9y agoIt's a classic case of prisoners' dilemma. Taking your kid out of daycare isn't going to help the planet very much, but could hurt your kid a lot.
- omegaworks 9y agoWhy does there need to be "the best" preschool. Can't we have a society with standards? A society that gives a damn about iniquity?
- gremlinsinc 9y agoI think you mean inequality...iniquity is sin...which society doesn't care much about either lol
- ice109 9y agoI will forever Samuel l Jackson reciting Ezekiel 25:17
- workerIbe 9y agoFire and brimstone doesn't get much mileage these days It's all global warming.
- omegaworks 9y agoIt all falls down. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BswphxnAibE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BswphxnAibE
- ThomPete 9y agoWe have a society with standards. To combination of free enterprise and government is the strongest standard i know of. Have any better structures?
- ThomPete 9y agoYou are not seeing this from its full potential. By going to a better school kid is more likely to get better access to opportunities which then allow them to better survive any potential climate issues. So the parents are thinking rightly about this.
- workerIbe 9y agoWhat about the robots? Better to just keep them home and let them color.