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Should probably throw our calculators away and go back to pen and paper too right? /s This is a tool for teachers that is now free. Maybe I’m an idiot, but tha
by anytime5704 2y ago
Should probably throw our calculators away and go back to pen and paper too right? /s
This is a tool for teachers that is now free. Maybe I’m an idiot, but that sounds good to me. Give teachers all the things because we sure as shit aren’t paying them enough.
I’m totally on board making students do things by hand when they’re learning, but that isn’t what this is.
- nbzso 2y agoIs not what is it. It is all you can take in. There is a ton of science around dedicated to cognitive development. If you want to check out. I am sure in the near future, a lot of it will be excluded from the corporate datasets. I really don't get this. Here, I assume the median intelligence of a reader is enough to connect the dots already. But sadly, critical thinking is met with the usual jerk knee reaction algorithm.
- anytime5704 2y agoI have no idea what you’re getting at. You started by insulting all Americans for cybertrucks even though they aren’t popular. Then you called me stupid because I can’t connect the dots of your incoherent ramblings. I suggest you spend less time condescending and more time checking your grammar. Have a nice weekend.
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- golergka 2y agoThis sounds as if it was written by an LLM.
- Klinky 2y agoYou're citing some blog copy that doesn't link to or correctly cite its sources that seems to be trying to sell shady psychological services. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if AI played a part in constructing this post. For example, what's up with the last paragraph about Nicholas Carr? It says "Dr Nicholas Carr", but he's a journalist who doesn't seem to have a doctorate degree and I cannot find any indication he refers himself as "Dr Nicholas Carr", did an AI hallucinate this? Also Carr has a bone to pick with the Internet, not AI, his book was written back in 2011.