> This must have been a problem before the invention of LLMs. How was it solved before? - Encouraging the people who were bored to tears by 8th grade to go wor

> This must have been a problem before the invention of LLMs. How was it solved before? - Encouraging the people who were bored to tears by 8th grade to go work in a lumber mill about it. - Encouraging parents to read to their children just all the fucking time. - Kicking out the troublemakers. But the main solution has always been parents caring about education enough to get involved and spend time with their kids on it. It's something parents need to prioritize right when things are getting complicated and interesting in their own lives, and it's way easier to see schools as a community creche rather than a de facto cooperative at that point.