Teachers seem mature and well adjusted.

[Ifallalot]

Havoc is an actual genius. Probably has more letters after his name than anyone else here

If he was as open as I was on here you'd all realize why you might think he's whining

 

[Kento]

Havoc is an actual genius. Probably has more letters after his name than anyone else here

If he was as open as I was on here you'd all realize why you might think he's whining

Yes, yes, yes, piled higher and deeper.

He whines because he surfs El Porto and Bolsa Chica?

Or is it the tremendous hardship of the Suburban Libertarian?

 

[Ifallalot]

Yes, yes, yes, piled higher and deeper.

He whines because he surfs El Porto and Bolsa Chica?

And the Serengeti

 

[Kento]

And the Serengeti

Stressles?

 

[test_article]

As I've mentioned before, parents around here get together on Facebook to grade teachers. Given the opportunity, parents will know who they want teaching their kids. Yet, nothing ever happens to the teachers no one wants. Nothing! Ever!

 

[enframed]

I love how people compare the current time to the goddamn 1800s. Amazing. OK, let's play Things We Should Make How They Were Back in the Day.

History of Federal Income Tax Rates: 1913 – 2021

"In order to finance U.S. participation in World War One, Congress passed the 1916 Revenue Act, and then the War Revenue Act of 1917. The highest income tax rate jumped from 15 percent in 1916 to 67 percent in 1917 to 77 percent in 1918. War is expensive.

After the war, federal income tax rates took on the steam of the roaring 1920s, dropping to 25 percent from 1925 through 1931.

Congress raised taxes again in 1932 during the Great Depression from 25 percent to 63 percent on the top earners.

In 1944, the top rate peaked at 94 percent on taxable income over $200,000 ($2.5 million in today’s dollars). That’s a high tax rate.

Over the next three decades, the top federal income tax rate remained high, never dipping below 70 percent."

Are we at war? If so, let's raise taxes on the wealthy.

In a recession/depression? Let's raise taxes on the wealthy.

Let's raise the top tax rate top 70%.

This is fun.

What else should we do based on things that worked in the past?

 

[hal9000]

Havoc is an actual genius. Probably has more letters after his name than anyone else here

If he was as open as I was on here you'd all realize why you might think he's whining

i know lots of people with lots of letters after their name who are dummies.

 

[afoaf]

Havoc is an actual genius. Probably has more letters after his name than anyone else here

If he was as open as I was on here you'd all realize why you might think he's whining

literally. makes. it. worse.

embarrassing

 

[Autoprax]

All the PHDs (Player Hater Degrees)I work with are nuts.

 

[PRCD]

Havoc is an actual genius. Probably has more letters after his name than anyone else here

I had him pegged as some sort of autistic savant.

 

[VonMeister]

All the PHDs (Player Hater Degrees)I work with are nuts.

This is todays renascence. People have awakened to the fact that the experts are morons. It's the beginning of the end for the central conceit of Progressivism. In the past few years the experts’ supposedly superior insight and knowledge has been replaced by an expert class with superior virtue based on identity, rather than knowledge. There are limits to what people will swallow and we can see the ends of it.

 

[PRCD]

This is todays renascence. People have awakened to the fact that the experts are morons.

I'm all for actual experts. The problem is that people believe they have expertise if they have bureaucratic or academic credentials. True expertise requires experience, skills, and knowledge. Also, experts are, by nature, narrowly-focused. They cannot tell us how how to run our lives.

It's the beginning of the end for the central conceit of Progressivism. In the past few years the experts’ supposedly superior insight and knowledge has been replaced by an expert class with superior virtue based on identity, rather than knowledge. There are limits to what people will swallow and we can see the ends of it.

I think you're referring to the end of technocratic managerialism Burnham described in "THe Managerial Revolution." Martin Gurri writes a lot about this.

 

[test_article]

Wow, now they want to steal wokeness.

 

[mundus]

This is todays renascence. People have awakened to the fact that the experts are morons. It's the beginning of the end for the central conceit of Progressivism. In the past few years the experts’ supposedly superior insight and knowledge has been replaced by an expert class with superior virtue based on identity, rather than knowledge. There are limits to what people will swallow and we can see the ends of it.

Dunning-Knuger illustrated perfectly, also sweet spelling bro.

 

[hal9000]

I had him pegged

whatever you’re into. We don’t judge here.

 

[VonMeister]

sweet spelling bro.

Poor mundus. You're just embarrassing yourself...again.

 

[mundus]

Poor mundus. You're just embarrassing yourself...again.

You are a true renascence man.

 

[manbearpig]

Havoc is an actual genius. Probably has more letters after his name than anyone else here

If he was as open as I was on here you'd all realize why you might think he's whining

Homeboy #believed the drain the swamp slogan.

I love y’all.

but that ain’t the sign of a genius.

 

[One-Off]

Hey Havoc and ifall, today I taught my Mexican students about Sheriff Arpaio.

On your dime.

And they were pissed off.

 

[sirfun]

actual genius.

The priests, in control of education, made the class division of society into a permanent institution and created a system of values by which the people were thenceforth, to a large extent unconsciously, guided in their social behavior.​