Talking about living world interactions, there is no other class engaging with full body movements as PE in K-12 schools. But, PE sucks. There is no teaching of sports, e.g. baseball, or soccer, or gymnastics, etc. There is no teaching of basic skills in running, or jumping, or throwing.
Totally from a different perspective.
A social network could be viewed as a big pipe carrying information. Most of time, it does not "create" content. Then, does "Net Neutrality" imply a "Social Net Neutrality"?
Technology really evolves quickly.
LA sounds a good place to build BFR and a space port.
While Facebook / Google et. al. are fighting for Net Neutrality, I am wondering whether Net Opinion Neutrality should be. Policing public opinion should not be the duty of any company. Otherwise, we will have money controlled opinion policing.
A big question is who can scope the legal boundary of online corporate opinion policing.
Create a federal news agency in charge of truth? Wait a minute, it sounds like TASS in Soviet Union?
IMHO, if our public schools are successful in educating everyone, we should have enough common sense and be immune from fake news and various bias. Sadly, a lot of bias and fake stuff are in our public schools/universities.
Can people figure out how it discriminates against certain race or gender?
Face recognition sounds a decision made in these two years. It is not mature enough and convenient enough. Touch ID still rocks.
I have not been accusing that Android is inferior to iOS. Instead, I simply state a fact that letting apps off the hook and access all those user information is a big mistake.
Seriously. After seeing all sorts of app accessing my contact, my phone, my location, I decided to switch back to iPhone.
I was so disappointed on iPhone 8/X this year. Bought an Android phone, many apps requested permission to access my contact, phone, and location. Could not take this! Bought an iPhone 8P at the end.
How appropriate!
Kids can be very disruptive when they are very young. Most of 5 years old won't sit quietly listen to teachers. And I believe universal pre-K will fail for sure.
If a classroom is organized, it is likely that students could have a better chance to get something (if teachers can teach well).
Could we allow teachers to throw chalks? Timeout chair? These ancient techniques may work. Is there any high tech tool helpful?
The computer is to the information industry roughly what the central power station is to the electrical industry. -- Peter Drucker
