Probably best to focus on child labor laws then.

For young adults entering the workforce computer literacy is dropping DESPITE a clear increase in school computer use. This is not an argument for kids being shackeld to tablets for their school work. Basic computer science courses, typing courses and computer lab exposure are sufficient.

When in doubt you gotta turn to things you are comfortable with.

I think it would take a pretty big effort to keep kids from learning how to use basic functions on tablets or laptops. They are inundated with these in and out of school. They don’t need to use them in school to be comfortabke with them on the job market.

You could have created a temporary dual boot to teach her that in a weekend. Parents are so lazy these days.

Great, laying the groundwork for 10 years worth of beuarecratic foot dragging. The dems suck at doing this sort of thing.

The shot 5 minutes later shows the Raven mating with the kettle.

Ntfs is on track to be around this long. Remember the N stands for New.

The problem is there is no compelling data that these devices are superior for learning. They are distractions and expense with no proven benefit.

Who ever thought the US would be a place where the federal government would prevent you from buying the coolest cars and coolest drones? Lame.

Yeah but now they don’t even really let them have cocaine anymore so it’s just the bad parts left.

I’ve worked with surgeons in US and Europe. It is definitely worse in the US but surgical culture is also like this in Europe just to a slightly lesser degree.

It’s deeply rooted in medical / surgical culture and much of it comes from not wanting to pay for more of these highly trained workers when you can just squeeze more out of a smaller cohort. Issues with handoffs for patient care are real with shift type work, but this could be improved if it became more standard.

Gen Z is a bit more concerned about these kinds of issues so some changes may be happening soon, but ultimately this will not likely ever self regulate and only legislative changes would effectively change this culture.

Slurrrppp. Think airplane commode.

There are probably better articles on this, but a brief summary :

https://evac.com/article/benefits-of-vacuum-technology-in-water-scarcity-areas/

Oh man, even the birds know it’s turned into a shit hole country. Part of this might be climate change related.

Is what frenz do.

Unless it’s a porno party that’s just like macaroni without the cheese though.

I thought she was the “shitty girl”?

This is probably where the science writer derived this from. This is so much clearer though that it’s not the origin of the compound that matters so much as the environment it is in.

Great. These in public places without infrastructure, and let’s start putting more vacuum based systems in homes and businesses.

Huge win. Skeptical this will spread but would be great to see wider adoption.

Go right to the actual scientific article. It doesn’t seem to include this sort of nonsense. It’s a seemingly well put together but herculean effort to try to study this. They do a nice job controlling for known covariables, but it’s very possible they are missing a linked factor. Using this as a basis for a randomized study with these chemicals would be truly interesting.