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You are making a lot of extraordinary claims, with no sources to back them up. My guess is that you work in software (like many on this site) and are making th

You are making a lot of extraordinary claims, with no sources to back them up. My guess is that you work in software (like many on this site) and are making the Dunning-Kruger mistake of thinking that you know more than you actually do about teaching and libraries. Instead, I'd encourage you to imagine how you would feel if legislators started talking about banning "dangerous, anti-capitalist operating systems like Linux". In any case, "I guess that...<wild conspiracy theory>" is not a reasonable basis for legislation, which is why these legislators are correctly being criticized.

nec4b 5y ago
>>You are making a lot of extraordinary claims, with no sources to back them up. You didn't use any sources yourself in your comment, but expect from GP to style his comments like a scientific article ready to be published in a scientific journal. >>anti-capitalist operating systems like Linux It probably has more corporate sponsors [1] than any other software in the world. [1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_Foundation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_Foundation