It's sooo funny, but in a strange sort of way I'm sorry for her!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQdhMSEqhfg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQdhMSEqhfg
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It's sooo funny, but in a strange sort of way I'm sorry for her!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQdhMSEqhfg
no wonder the world hates us
I recently heard a review for film that addresses what happens after a few generations of this (the main character wakes up in such a world after being frozen for a while). Can't remember the name of it, but it sounded pretty good.We live in a society that accepts the idea that if you can't do it we should dumb it down so you can.
And we wonder why corporations ask people to have stealthily advancing academic degrees for entry level job placement.
Quite possibly in some jurisdictions. As a U.S. American raised outside of the U.S. School system (I went to school in Manhattan), I'm just as perplexed....uh...she is in the minority of resident thinkers right ?....right? To tell you the truth, in our travel through the U.S. we have not experienced such vacuous intellect exihibited by Miss Spoken. Remember the song "Hey Nineteen"?? The Video Game/Bluetooth/Textmail/Whatever! nation has spoken. As a Canadian raised in the U.S. school system I always remember the lack of insight (and the will for insight) that our teachers provided regarding other nations. It has always been there in the U.S. school system. Teachers...... is it still the same? -Bob
Quite possibly in some jurisdictions. As a U.S. American raised outside of the U.S. School system (I went to school in Manhattan), I'm just as perplexed.