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I remember calling it, “playing against the computer”.

The ambulance could have just passed right through his front teeth to get by.

If your doctor says you need one, insurance should be covering it.

Right. But while 4th grade has great literacy results, 3rd grade has 38 students per class who are deficient in reading now. How long can that last?

I used to be a teacher. In my state, before COVID, 3rd grade is the grade that you don’t pass if you don’t hit certain criteria for literacy. After COVID, they didn’t hold anyone back due to an emergency executive order from the Guvnah. Pretty much all the teachers I worked with hated it and believed that holding kids back was beneficial to all.

Something about holding students back seems like it might artificially inflate numbers. Like, if they administer a test in 4th grade while keeping the kids who are struggling in 3rd grade, well only the kids who made it to 4th grade are taking the test.

I’m likely wrong.

Do you even conundrum what he’s saying?

Especislly

Well, however you learned literacy wasn’t perfect either, I guess.

OH OK THANKS

That fish is too stiff to have been recently alive.

AI has become the broadest term in existence. It used to just be called software. Just like when screens started being made “HD” and all of a sudden your Blizzard from DQ was an “HD” Blizzard.

“Hey, guys! Come look at this funny comment I made online!”