> Who needs non-thinking robots in charge of schools? Somebody does, apparently. At least that's the feeling I get when I see the proliferation of this kind of

> Who needs non-thinking robots in charge of schools? Somebody does, apparently. At least that's the feeling I get when I see the proliferation of this kind of idiotic policy showing no sign of slowing down. The non-thinking robots in positions of authority and instruction are more likely to churn out non-thinking robots as a result. That may very well be the goal.