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This actually sounds great. We might enter into a golden age.

• AlexandrB 3y ago
  Consider that we got to our current age by having a well-educated populace and that developing countries are copying this model to improve their economic prosperity as well. Rolling that back doesn't seem like it will lead to a golden age.
  • resource_waste 3y ago
    Where was the proposal to roll it back? The proposal was to eliminate entertainment education and replace it with real world skills.
    • tremon 3y ago
      You know what defines a "golden age"? A flourishing of the arts and sciences. I've never heard anyone associate that term with an abundance of manual labor, or "real world skills" as you put it.
      • resource_waste 3y ago
        Change the topic after defeat?