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by surge 7y ago
The Pedogogy doesn't matter as much as you think it does, because you learn it from your kid what works pretty fast. Most of the pedogogy is crap and outdated and you have to choose one and stick with it for the class where with homesc
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by surge 7y ago
> There is plenty of evidence of the contrary though, that kids born in families with low income and educational achievement do much much better when they are in a socially diverse school as opposed to a ghetto. Sure maybe homeschooled k
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by surge 7y ago
The less fortunate are the ones bullying other children, holding back the curriculum so that no child is left behind, putting someone else's child in harms way because of some undefined benefit to other's with worse parents isn&#x
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by surge 7y ago
Right, so fix that first, don't tell people they have to go to a certain school while you spend another 30+ years figuring it out. Also blaming it on just conservatism is silly, the bluest most democratic districts have some of the wor
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by surge 7y ago
You have a very narrow view of home schooling and only the worse cases. Take a look at the worse outcomes of public schooling and the averages in performance of home school kids versus public school kids. The social anxiety and other issues
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by surge 7y ago
It's not that simple, China is unique. Read up on the lost generation it had a profound effect on their society. A good example is compare the litter in typical society because their are a few assholes to the where everyone of a certai
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by surge 7y ago
Yes it's a symptom of the cultural revolution and the lost generation. Best I can explain is it gave society an everyone for themselves mentality with no regard for how it effects others. Which is ironic in a collectivest society. Educ
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by surge 8y ago
I try to cross the street in my downtown are just walking from my parking garage to the office and some driver's think I don't have right of way and turn left or make right turns into me, because as a person, I don't count, e
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by surge 8y ago
Right, and he's not counting the metadata an ISP or wifi provider can be collecting about you, they might not be able to see your private traffic to your bank, but now they know who you bank with. You might be passing that information
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by surge 8y ago
It's not uncommon for them to work one 12 hour shift one or two times a week, and usually done voluntarily for extra pay. The shit they're talking about violates labor laws in the US and is done 6 days a week. No one is physically
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by surge 8y ago
But the YT videos of people opening proper kinder eggs are all the rage amongst toddlers in the US, so at least many parents will.
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by surge 8y ago
Yeah but this link is better.
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by surge 8y ago
I think Bloomberg can stand to be down for 8 hours to simulate a disaster. Banks with legacy systems and people constantly dependent on them to conduct business can't risk an actual incident happening because they were testing what wou
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by surge 8y ago
They had redundancy, the redundancy failed. I mean truthfully when do you get to test your redundancy against a true disaster. It was a mess. WF is 20 companies rolled into one so the fact the disparate systems from 10 different banks works
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by surge 8y ago
Don't feel too bad, part of it is the tools are better, you can make 3d animations now without having to do as much of it from scratch.
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by surge 8y ago
Yes, but you also described groups on Twitter and reddit, which makes it hard to pin down where its all coming from. There is no lead by 4chan, 4chan has no leader, 10-100 people on a thread on 4chan isn't "lead" by 4chan, it
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by surge 8y ago
I wouldn't care because they're just as biased. Buzzfeed and to a large degree HuffPo was a clickbait outrage yellow journalist organization. They make news for ratings, not to inform, they go for outrage. If it was were the AP or
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by surge 8y ago
Do you want me to pull up every article? Its not Buzzfeed, its the media/journalists. I believe one of them said coding was a blue collar job now and beneath them, more or less. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoohuBQgb
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by surge 8y ago
Buzzfeed is still very much like that. Buzzfeed News is a separate org, and to be honest, the sharing of the brand probably does more harm to the new org than good even though its done some respectable reporting in the past.
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by surge 8y ago
Buzzfeed and Buzzfeed News are two different sites and operate separately, they just share the name, the OP was conflating the two. As you pointed out Buzzfeed is still largely garbage.
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by surge 8y ago
From what I'm hearing, the people producing listacles are keeping their jobs, because they can just shovel out content at low cost and sell ads. Meanwhile, real journalism takes time and doesn't always pay off, so its high cost. I
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by surge 8y ago
You say 4chan, but its reddit and other forums, its just other people on Twitter bandwagon-ing. If they can be so callous when others get laid off maybe its good they get a dose of their own medicine given they seem to be speaking from a pl
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by surge 8y ago
The Buzzfeed News article was debunked and denied by Mueller himself, its part of the Intercept article I linked and what prompted it. The fact you still believe that proves the point. https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/1
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by surge 8y ago
Indicted, yes, but for things unrelated to collusion with Russia. They've been going after them for other things, because they can't produce evidence of the Russian collusion, just a lot of unethical stuff. Roger Stone was indicte
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by surge 8y ago
"The IRS is also losing 25 IT staffers every week since the shutdown began, with many finding other jobs, one House aide said, citing the IRS officials' briefing." At least some are already doing this.
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by surge 8y ago
Well on the WSJ side there was that whole Pewdiepie makes some Nazi jokes therefore is secretly whistle blowing to recruit 9-17 year olds into white supremacy/anti-antisemitism narrative they were running with. Ignoring the context of
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by surge 8y ago
They also feed off themselves on Twitter and it becomes the cyclical thing where the only viewpoint they see is their own.
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by surge 8y ago
It's not just that, but the media's Russia narrative, despite two years of investigations and coming up dry is looking worse than the far right constantly harping on Clinton's emails. Every week it seems there is a new bombsh
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by surge 8y ago
High-paying offer in academia? Not likely.
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by surge 8y ago
They barely deliver for high skill workers. The lifestyle I can afford, even on a lower salary, in a mid sized city is significantly better than what I could afford on a generous salary in a major city like NYC, SF, Seattle, LA, etc.

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