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Originally Posted by Hondaracer
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Fix the education system, |
How about
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1. Elementary school education is completely revamped. No more 30 kids to a classroom learning all of the same stuff from a single teacher.
1a. Children should spend Elementary school studying a wide range of topics and a combination of human and AI teachers should evaluate the kid's primary and secondary strengths, passions, weaknesses, and special needs. Some kids will learn better outdoors, some are more physical, some are better at spatial tasks, hand-eye coordinaton, a few are poets, dreamers, and many are decent at nearly everything but excel at nothing. Like the "vaccine", a blanket approach to everyone isn't the best case scenario, at all.
2. High school is completely revamped. No more studying mostly the same shit as everyone else all day. Change it so that people who showed an aptitude for things in elementary school are given the choices to focus on what they're good at, the learning environments they excel at, and, in some cases, should be able to start working in like grade 10. An education should be tailored to the specific needs of the student, the student shouldn't have to conform to the rigid and fucking boring structure of being forced to learn the same way and take the same courses as everyone else.
Why wasn't the McBadge saved and used as an educational tool for teachers to show how to fabricate interior space, patch a boat hull, and keep the thing floating and teaching students marine law, maintenance, and weatherproofing? Certainly there could have been uses for that iconic vessel.
Teachers Unions will fight this tooth and nail, because the current system is woke as fuck and teachers drool over having more power over kids and being able to pump their heads full of woke nonsense.
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Originally Posted by Hondaracer
(Post 9171176)
Fix the healthcare system |
1. Imagine instead of waiting in a massive line for a doctor, you could visit an AI-powered robot that was open 24/7 and instantly knew your entire medical history. The office would have every tool needed to diagnose you and the AI would be able to access a live human at any moment if needed. These facilities, open 24/7, would be placed in between a walk-in clinic and a hospital.
1a. Imagine the healthcare outcomes if you could, if you choose, use your Apple watch health data, your diet, exercise info, profession, even your self-reported stress and mental health levels, to access various services in order to improve your quality of life. Instead of construction workers burning out doing 10+ 12 hour days and then crashing completely, the AI doctor itself could contact your workplace and request days off in advance, noting your physical and mental health thresholds have been surpassed. As someone who worked in health and safety for only a year, I can tell you flat out that workers often say nothing about burnout until they're completely fucked and cannot even get out of bed a few hours before a shift.
1b. AI and robots need to become a bigger part of our lives, but doctors and the healthcare industry make so much money, they, too, will fight tooth and nail to keep healthcare expensive, scarce, and keeping them driving new Mercedes. My own mother-in-law is a specialist doctor, and, trust me, that bitch is 100% about the money and not about caring for people. But hey, she's the multi-millionaire and I'm the guy who can't afford to eat today.
2. During COVID, they found numerous interesting things, like vitamin D levels in people who died from COVID were found to be low, now, of course, did you hear anything from the government during COVID about vitamin D supplements? No. Chances are, because vitamin D is cheap. They could have sent people out, door-to-door, leaving vitamin D and other supplements for everyone to take. They don't do this because nobody is going to profit from it.
2a. Diet and exercise are so important to stay healthy, so why are all of the cheapest and most accessible foods the least healthy? Because of things like:
Lipitor, Pfizer's cholesterol-lowering medication introduced in 1997, held the record for the highest cumulative sales for many years. By 2017, Lipitor had generated approximately $150.1 billion in revenue.
You'll never hear any politician talk about taking drastically different approaches to our current systems, because they are all paid to simply placate the voters and keep the system marching on as usual.
It would take a visionary and a true leader to shake Canada out of its torpor, but when you have globalist banker elites like Carney, life-long puppets like Little PP, and your artists like the Jason Bryans of this world unable to even feed themselves or speak online, you'll simply get more of the same old, same old, with zero change on the horizon because your entire society is captured by the woke-fueled, Liberal orthodoxy.
So, you can basically just focus on making more money and being greedy for an easy life, or you can vote red or vote blue and then stomp and cry when things continue to get worse. Insulating yourself with money is the only solution outside of making art and hoping to have an effect on culture. But the gatekeepers will make sure nobody even hears you.
Good luck, elbows up! :lol :lol :lol