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Ah, yes. the tragedy of modern academia, turned into yet even more tools of imperilistic control out of USA (but culturally, as English as the new Latin) again
by BSEdlMMldESB 3y ago
Ah, yes. the tragedy of modern academia, turned into yet even more tools of imperilistic control out of USA (but culturally, as English as the new Latin) against the world through physics spiraling out of the real world version of the events around the manhattan project; but backed by deep mind researchers out of the British academies (the same ones handing out completion certificates)
that academia pushes away the kind of novel creative thinkers that it needs.
that the role of preservation of knowledge has completely overtaken the role of creation of,
that somehow 'industry' (research conglomerates) together with 'academia' (rent-collecting bureaucrats of old knowledge) have failed us all?
or maybe it's just millennial (the burnt out generation) find ourselves hopeless and without real vision for any future in the time when we should be taking on the leadership roles of all these institutions?
- metalspot 3y agoacademia started as a branch of the church and retains the same institutional structure to this day. the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
- BSEdlMMldESB 3y agothe church started as the government and this is sometimes very confusing.
- metalspot 3y ago> very confusing or very clarifying when you realize that the same institutions will do the same things no matter what name you put on them.