You aren’t wrong, but I’m hoping for more institutional changes to the way we determine what helps the next generation learn.
You aren’t wrong, but I’m hoping for more institutional changes to the way we determine what helps the next generation learn.
Many generations of people didn’t have the luxury of an MRI machine. Are you going to deny people that because of it?
Oh, so laptops are okay, but phones aren’t?
Says the neurotypical teacher to the kid who can’t concentrate without music during study time.
Ban pocket calculators because the abacus exists. Lazy kids aren’t learning how to do arithmetic because of them.
You can quit work, and you have rights. Children have neither.
I just wanted to be able to listen to my music while doing work.
Most people don’t want to have to use a cmd line to use their PC.
Edit: Seriously, why is it such a confusing prospect to linux users that linux is difficult. Literally, every thread on here comparing distros is filled with
“I used debian, but I had to update it every day or my graphics drivers would fail.”
“Oh to fix that regularly occuring issue, just type ‘cgreg320 -I1I0O xx /*poweruninstall the year your motherboard was manufactured’ into the command prompt.”
“Oh yeah, Nvidia graphics cards, AMD motherboards, Steam, Chrome, Adobe products, left-handed mice, and the letter F are unsupported on this distro.”
Windows is easy. Not great, but easy.
I’m going to think back to people like you in 15 years and smile at how naive you were.
That it’s an entirely subjective experience and to presume that someone’s enjoyment of it means that a human had to be involved in It’s creation is such a ridiculous response.
Have you ever seen the paintings that one chimpanzee made? They’re actually pretty nice in composition. Am I allowed to like the way they look even if no human made them?
It’s your argument.