Mar 4, 2017 3:41 AM
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#politics
whatshouldilabelmyself
Cost benefit analysis has determined that youre too dumb to see that they have different priorities.
notme222
No, the amusing part is how they voted against a budget in January that would have frozen defense spending until the budget was balanced.
IAlwaysUpvoteSexy
Anyone want to run the simulation/probability mumbo jumbo on how having an educated workforce would benefit the country?
FartyMcFarterson
I'll save time. All the education for everyone in the world won't stop the need for ditch diggers and fry guys. Not all can be in charge.
Honestly curious if it's been done. Not meaning to touch this shitstorm with a ten foot pole. I'm honestly curious.
D2sb
I'm curious too! I'd love to see some stats on it. Educated public is a better public in my opinion.
youhearaboutpluto
We have an educated work force...I know tons of college grads looking for jobs...What we need is more plumbers, electricians, roofers etc
You may disagree, but I think that's also considered educated. If you don't know how to be an electrician, you don't have that knowledge.
I'll agree with ya...too much emphasis is placed on 4 year degrees and not enough kids going to trade schools...I'm a tradesman myself
Burgerdan2Tall
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SometimesISayDumbShit
It's a squirter?
square root where the square root is n, but yes also a squirter.
KuroNova
We spend $107B on education and $600B on the military. Please don't make a judgement if all you've read is a tweet or a comment. Research.
Even the context of how much is spent isn't enough to have an informed opinion.
What context is missing?
What are the affects (short+long term)? Is it necessary? Is it worth it? Are there better ways to spend the $? Where does the $ come from?
For all we know from the tweet both ideas could be pissing money in the wind or the holy grail of value.
whatshouldilabelmyself
Cost benefit analysis has determined that youre too dumb to see that they have different priorities.
notme222
No, the amusing part is how they voted against a budget in January that would have frozen defense spending until the budget was balanced.
IAlwaysUpvoteSexy
Anyone want to run the simulation/probability mumbo jumbo on how having an educated workforce would benefit the country?
FartyMcFarterson
I'll save time. All the education for everyone in the world won't stop the need for ditch diggers and fry guys. Not all can be in charge.
IAlwaysUpvoteSexy
Honestly curious if it's been done. Not meaning to touch this shitstorm with a ten foot pole. I'm honestly curious.
D2sb
I'm curious too! I'd love to see some stats on it. Educated public is a better public in my opinion.
youhearaboutpluto
We have an educated work force...I know tons of college grads looking for jobs...What we need is more plumbers, electricians, roofers etc
IAlwaysUpvoteSexy
You may disagree, but I think that's also considered educated. If you don't know how to be an electrician, you don't have that knowledge.
youhearaboutpluto
I'll agree with ya...too much emphasis is placed on 4 year degrees and not enough kids going to trade schools...I'm a tradesman myself
Burgerdan2Tall
for(int n=1;n
fpsmatters
Fuckload.fucktouple(n)
SometimesISayDumbShit
It's a squirter?
Burgerdan2Tall
square root where the square root is n, but yes also a squirter.
KuroNova
We spend $107B on education and $600B on the military. Please don't make a judgement if all you've read is a tweet or a comment. Research.
KuroNova
Even the context of how much is spent isn't enough to have an informed opinion.
gnaa
What context is missing?
KuroNova
What are the affects (short+long term)? Is it necessary? Is it worth it? Are there better ways to spend the $? Where does the $ come from?
KuroNova
For all we know from the tweet both ideas could be pissing money in the wind or the holy grail of value.