Refer to Google and YouTube.
It really isn't. Think about a kid embarrassing their parent over some tech thing they don't know.
*Taking from my other reply:
To understand something (think critically) you need to know the information. So it boils down to embarrassing someone for not knowing things. There is too much in life to know absolutely everything, thus my example on tech.
The parent is supposed to teach the child that information. Not mock and embarrass them for not already knowing it.
The convention is 2" before milling. Milling takes off 1/4"on each side, so the result is 1.5".
You can change libreoffice to have the ribbon and act more like ms office.
Embarrassing someone for not knowing something is stupid.
Second idiot didn't know about the acorn, he just joined in shooting 'must be justified' mentality.
Convenience store or something. If you don't drive you must be poor and/or a shoplifter.
Iirc the sign in the picture says they don't accept customers that walked there. You must drive.
At the end of my geotech class the Prof put up a joke slide that said something along the lines of "now you should know the difference between soil and dirt". We all looked at each other because no one knew. He didn't teach us that. He was also a shitty Prof.
Now a multi screwdriver is something you can buy.
To understand something (critically think) you need to know the information. So it boils down to embarrassing someone for not knowing things. There is too much in life to know absolutely everything, thus my example of the kid embarrassing the parent for some tech thing they don't know.
The parent is supposed to teach the child that information. Not mock and embarrass them for not already knowing it.