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I would argue with the silent conceit that CS/STEM funding must come from humanities funding. The problem is a lack of funding for useful education. This has
by octokatt 8y ago
I would argue with the silent conceit that CS/STEM funding must come from humanities funding.
The problem is a lack of funding for useful education. This has led to a hollowing out of useful humanities classes and STEM classes no longer up-to-date with current needs.
Aside, I hope we reinvest in humanities instead of the toothless versions available now. Introducing civics, philosophy, and logic classes back into the curriculum is hugely necessary.