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Depends on what the main focus of the site is, along with the marketing.
Looking at how MySpace was squeezed out, I'd say facebook runs something close to a monopoly. The business plan is to get everyone hooked, and then their friends will get hooked.
Grid stands no chance. Deep down he knows it, too.
Looking at how MySpace was squeezed out, I'd say facebook runs something close to a monopoly. The business plan is to get everyone hooked, and then their friends will get hooked.
Grid stands no chance. Deep down he knows it, too.
@ aaron we have a hard education system here..tests after tests, the stupid thing is that after you finish your uni there are like 100 on a job of your field of knowledge..so eventually 1/5 of our students are going in spain or italy for agriculture (gathering strawberries, tomatos and oranges) after 16 years of school
Our time in grade school to high school is spent learning how to take these dumb standardized tests instead of learning useful things. Most kids go to college and become "Business majors" or "Rec and Leisure majors" and then putter around the retail world wondering why there is so much competition for jobs.
My mom is the hardest-working teacher I've ever seen. Her dumbass, fucktard, students at Chambersburg High wouldn't respond to anything she presented, even if it resulted in less homework in the future. All they wanted to do was get by with the least work possible. Whenever she failed someone, she received pressure from the parents and the administration to give the student a passing "C".
Lets just face it. This country is on its last legs. The kids are too concerned with bullshit, the populous is too dumbed down, the nation is going to hell. No amount of holding teachers to a "standard" is going to improve a system where there is no incentive for students to care about their own futures.
My mom left that idiocy last year. Good luck to the teachers there now, facing a bunch of clowns whose parents are either jobless or work in the fruit fields.
Lets just face it. This country is on its last legs. The kids are too concerned with bullshit, the populous is too dumbed down, the nation is going to hell. No amount of holding teachers to a "standard" is going to improve a system where there is no incentive for students to care about their own futures.
My mom left that idiocy last year. Good luck to the teachers there now, facing a bunch of clowns whose parents are either jobless or work in the fruit fields.
That's not how my mom looks at them. She is a bit more liberal and sympathetic. I look at them that way, just from her first-hand experience. Many of the CBurg high clowns are involved with "gangs" which aren't even that hardcore, but rather a social network for lazy motherfuckers who can't even lift a leg for futbol after school.
There is no incentive, anywhere, to work hard in this day and age. From extended unemployment benefits to student loans offered to almost anyone, with no guarantee to pay the debt back, there's nothing that encourages individuality or work ethic. Chinese children are doing arithmetic at age 6 while our students are still playing with Legos.
There is no incentive, anywhere, to work hard in this day and age. From extended unemployment benefits to student loans offered to almost anyone, with no guarantee to pay the debt back, there's nothing that encourages individuality or work ethic. Chinese children are doing arithmetic at age 6 while our students are still playing with Legos.
And he doesn't think that's an idea that a million other people have had too?
I'll play you. Add me my usertag is: depiero
I think the problem is motivation. Too many poor people have reached a certain level of comfort with their lives and when offered the choice of pursuing school and working hard to make some more money or just dicking around and living off of government aid they pick the latter.
I agree with Ahnold, cut those freeloaders to the curb.
meh I don't know about that. You can't count out genetics, homes.
I'll play you. Add me my usertag is: depiero
I think the problem is motivation. Too many poor people have reached a certain level of comfort with their lives and when offered the choice of pursuing school and working hard to make some more money or just dicking around and living off of government aid they pick the latter.
I agree with Ahnold, cut those freeloaders to the curb.
meh I don't know about that. You can't count out genetics, homes.
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