← Back to context Comment by mpalmer 12 hours ago Good, the less capable they are, the more students will actually have to learn. 4 comments mpalmer Reply Marsymars 3 hours ago Yeah, there's the obvious analogy here to physical automation methods and tools.Kids don't go to gym class to determine who can stack crates most effectively with a forklift. sajithdilshan 12 hours ago While they are at it maybe should learn to count with an abacus and send letters via pigeons Dylan16807 11 hours ago Those sound like perfectly good things to learn. Mental math and handling animals. sajithdilshan 11 hours ago For a medieval child
Marsymars 3 hours ago Yeah, there's the obvious analogy here to physical automation methods and tools.Kids don't go to gym class to determine who can stack crates most effectively with a forklift.
sajithdilshan 12 hours ago While they are at it maybe should learn to count with an abacus and send letters via pigeons Dylan16807 11 hours ago Those sound like perfectly good things to learn. Mental math and handling animals. sajithdilshan 11 hours ago For a medieval child
Dylan16807 11 hours ago Those sound like perfectly good things to learn. Mental math and handling animals. sajithdilshan 11 hours ago For a medieval child
Yeah, there's the obvious analogy here to physical automation methods and tools.
Kids don't go to gym class to determine who can stack crates most effectively with a forklift.
While they are at it maybe should learn to count with an abacus and send letters via pigeons
Those sound like perfectly good things to learn. Mental math and handling animals.
For a medieval child