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Many have very low media literacy, don’t understand how to use a desktop computer and are wholly absorbed with social media.

"Many don't know how to use an abacus and are wholly absorbed by television!"

almost guarantees future success for the US.

Or maybe you're not recognizing how we are evolving as a species. Traditional schooling is becoming less relevant as technology improves and disciplines become more specialized. Only the most dedicated students will be able to reach that specialization, and everyone else can supplement general academic knowledge with technology.

It'll be an interesting few decades ahead. I'm saying things nobody really wants to admit, but a lot of people feel are true. They just need it to be articulated.

The ones who will stop progress here are those with survivor bias and those profiting off of the current system.

5. K-12 knowledge is easier than ever to learn or reference yourself thanks to the internet and AI.

6. College isn't for most people, regardless of what we've been told to get us to spend egregious amounts of money on it.

I think traditional schooling will become less and less relevant as technology improves and disciplines become more specialized. Fewer people will be able to stick with academia long enough to reach that specialization, and more people will be able to supplement academia with technology.

Survivor bias usually comes out in full force though when anyone mentions how academia is overrated.

I didn't know ARM was as powerful as x86.

More powerful than X86? Or are there other reasons to use it in a desktop?

It actually doesn't matter who said it.

But of course you're going to try and deny it's true because it applies to you, ironically further proving its legitimacy.

Gonna block you now.

yes.

Not from Guinness, no.

I think it's pretty much the exact same thing, but I've noticed they've been slower to update in response to countermeasures like these than uBlock Origin.