Taken from Joe Rogan Experience #1188: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5FOumrXyww
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Taken from Joe Rogan Experience #1188: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5FOumrXyww
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Lol. Lex: Math is important.
Joe: Math was just not for me. I liked comic books. LMAO!
I agree … Things have value when they are difficult to possess
I think they need better education at the lower levels. I had a terrible elementary education and I did fine in high grades only because I work hard.
I love how everyone thinks the education system is fucked but hardly anyone offers concrete solutions to rectify the problem. How do you take millions of students across the country and teach them enough material to keep their options open as they grow up and figure out what they're interested in? How do you challenge the intelligent kids without leaving the kids who struggle in the dust? How do you help the kids who struggle without boring the intelligent kids out of their minds? How do you do all this and not double or triple the cost of education? How do you have inclusive schools for students with special needs without breaking the bank and limiting the one-on-one time with students who thrive with extra work, direction, or more complex subject matter? How do you maximize the learning of the kids who are creative and free thinkers while simultaneously maximizing the learning of kids who need structure and thrive on rote work and repetition?
Everyone from the guy next door to Neil DeGrasse Tyson says the system sucks – none of them offer a solution.
That Lex Fridman guy looks like he lost his soul and any sort of enjoyment in life because of the education system. I will say though that Joe Rogan's idea that kids want to get an education so they don't have to work a min wage job is false. Most kids have never experienced work so they don't know what they will or will not enjoy. Making "more money" doesn't appeal to everyone. When I was in school, I didn't want to be or do anything, finding something that easy with few hours appealed to me more than making more money.