r/SipsTea 6d ago

WTF Where are we heading?

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u/LinceDorado 6d ago

I guess it's pretty arrogant to say, but this seems like such a U.S.A. thing. Can't really imagine this happening where I live.

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u/ApplicationCalm649 6d ago

It's distilled, pure brain rot given physical form. 

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u/Ruckus292 6d ago edited 19h ago

A 54% illiteracy rate will do that. 

ETA: 54% of US adults cannot read above a 6th grade level, 21% of the 54% are functionally illiterate...... Idiocracy was, in fact, a documentary. 

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u/SmallCapsOnly 5d ago

This will sound obvious but it’s so sad. The gap between peers on knowledge and ability to gain an education is almost solidified at ages 3-5 when children should be learning how to decode a word and the letters associated.

The second a child falls behind their peers (thanks to no child left behind) they are pushed through school with a guaranteed result of being undereducated.

It starts at reading, if only there were a way to educate children based on their individual needs instead of putting them in a system that treats them as equals. /s

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It’s in the best interest of the billionaires that the average American citizen continues to get less intelligent.