> There is plenty of evidence indicating socio-economic status correlates with educational outcomes.
Of course, but not sure how that's relevant here.
> The article unfairly refers to a "nation of idiots".
Not sure that's unfair.
> What is the solution?
What if there is no solution? What if "Idiocracy" was accurate? Or "Planet of the Apes"? Science "fiction" is rife with stories about how humanity ended up destroying itself, especially via technology. It's not like we haven't seen this coming for a long time.
Of course, but not sure how that's relevant here.
> The article unfairly refers to a "nation of idiots".
Not sure that's unfair.
> What is the solution?
What if there is no solution? What if "Idiocracy" was accurate? Or "Planet of the Apes"? Science "fiction" is rife with stories about how humanity ended up destroying itself, especially via technology. It's not like we haven't seen this coming for a long time.