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It's sad, but look at history a moment. When has learning been open and free, and as distributed (courtesy of the 'net) as it has been during the last two decad
by trebor 15y ago
It's sad, but look at history a moment. When has learning been open and free, and as distributed (courtesy of the 'net) as it has been during the last two decades? We have set a new record in the annals of history.
That's got to count for something.
I think that it's only natural that good things come to an end. Silver dishes are wonderfully beautiful, but quickly tarnish in an absence of care. The government has taken great pains, through its public schools, to cultivate a generation that does not care.
And so we leave the reigns of our government in the hands of corrupt politicians… then wonder why everything goes down the tubes.