damn... the bones heal but the pants don't
lurklurk
joined 2 years ago
I think it might be a slightly wasteful system. I haven't dug deep but this article seems to hint that it's not all to pay better teachers. E.g:
A study found that the California State University system had 11,614 full-time faculty in 1973, and 12,019 in 2008. During that same time period, administrators grew from 3,800 to 12,183, ending up with more administrators than faculty.
I don't see who would be better off in that scenario, except microsoft, and I feel they're worse for their users and the world than ubuntu
It's a café though... Isn't this normal for a café?
Which is why there's traffic
They are lashing out to look stronger to their own population. They're doing small stuff like this because they're weak and don't want an actual fight
Forgot Cyprus and part of Greece
I learnt lots at university, and that has been useful at work, but the degree itself doesn't seem to matter much. But I'm in tech, and Europe, and university was publicly funded
American universities keep raising the prices and people keep paying. There's no reason for it to cost that much, beyond profits
There's a lot of good books written by awful people. I guess Gaiman might be one of those awful people
Imagine all the military contracts for keeping climate refugees away!
If it's difficult to know, people probably should be given the benefit of the doubt