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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31704789
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Calling it fake is misleading. This is the kind of Wikipedian pedantry that actually serves to stifle necessary discussions.
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https://archive.ph/8nMvS
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https://www.sfexaminer.com/news/education/another-sf-middle-...
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https://archive.ph/fTByy
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https://archive.ph/uCfoG
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> Thousands of kids are missing from school. Where did they go? The article shows examples of children who have moved to alternative educational environments, and are doing marginally better than they were in the public schools in which
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https://archive.ph/JI3jQ
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Lol what fraud? These people have never guaranteed that they would turn these children into world-beaters. They'll say these are underfunded schools and that you're attacking the people who actually showed up to help these kids.
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For what crime exactly?
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Well, it could still be read as "There are Baltimore schools which have zero students proficient in math." Not sure why you're taking issue with it, really. The idea that even a single school could have zero students proficie
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https://archive.ph/VbwGB
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Ghislaine Maxwell was a power mod.
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4y ago
This reads as very online.
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Lol, relax. I think there's a thc gummi bear somewhere with your name on it.
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I'm glad we can both agree that you've smoked yourself stupid.
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These are basic statistical errors you're making, which likely means either: 1. You've been enrolling in programs with a low barrier to entry 2. You've smoked away whatever you did learn.
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That's certainly one story, but the more plausible one is that people who are more productive --and have more productivity to lose-- are less likely to smoke marijuana. Equivalently, marijuana smokers are generally less productive.
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guangxi_Massacre
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Yes...
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It's true. They should be piping the smoke into classrooms.
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4y ago
How does the working environment of the white-collar employees affect the working environment of the blue-collar employees in this case?
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4y ago
More a gadfly, really.
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babe in the woods then
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Now you're getting it.
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But OP proposed a solution based on carrots, giving students $50 a week for good behavior. Students born with privilege will obtain a smaller benefit from this system, and will behave how they wish.
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> People aren't dumb Delaying gratification and optimizing for abstract goals are signs of intelligence.
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So children of privilege can behave however they want?
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4y ago
Well now you're speaking from privilege. Maybe you can escape from your dysfunctional circumstances but a lot of people can't.
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Look, the point of school is about creating good citizens, not necessarily academics. That's what these policies have sought to address. And if students aren't exposed to difficult situations in schools they won't know how to
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