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If you live in a country which doesn't value giving everyone a good education to begin with, how will this be better? There will be few incentives to train new
by tjpnz 3y ago
If you live in a country which doesn't value giving everyone a good education to begin with, how will this be better? There will be few incentives to train new models, and when it does happen it might not be for the soundest of reasons (removal of references to LGBT on one side, or language deemed hateful by the other). Meanwhile the wealthy will have the option to opt out while continuing to get the best education for their children that money can buy.
- Karrot_Kream 3y agoIt's not a matter of valuing a good education, it's a matter of making a limited education investment go further. I doubt the harms of whatever ideological tampering are so severe as to outweigh the sheer educational benefits to low income Americans and probably many middle income folks from developing nations. It's not like individuals are free from their biases either. Humans can always learn more and change their beliefs, but without the basics of education they'll never get to a point where they can critically analyze the world around them.