To the extent that debate is a part of the education industry, this is no surprise. Primary and Secondary Ed, undergraduate education, Medicine, law, psychology and counselling, all areas of humanities and social science, and increasingly the hard sciences, have succumbed to the new dispensation.
To the extent that debate is a part of the education industry, this is no surprise. Primary and Secondary Ed, undergraduate education, Medicine, law, psychology and counselling, all areas of humanities and social science, and increasingly the hard sciences, have succumbed to the new dispensation.
Where we are going to wind up, who can say? But it does strike me that the world is a competitive and unforgiving place and that in such an environment, the worst thing to be is stupid. And we are rapidly becoming collectively unable to think or even recognize simple reality. This will not end well for us.
To the extent that debate is a part of the education industry, this is no surprise. Primary and Secondary Ed, undergraduate education, Medicine, law, psychology and counselling, all areas of humanities and social science, and increasingly the hard sciences, have succumbed to the new dispensation.
Where we are going to wind up, who can say? But it does strike me that the world is a competitive and unforgiving place and that in such an environment, the worst thing to be is stupid. And we are rapidly becoming collectively unable to think or even recognize simple reality. This will not end well for us.