There’s a difference between the concept and the application. It’s exactly the same as people who love gardening/plants/forests but have no comprehension of calculus or statistics.
mathematics is like learning a new language and writing books in it, it has value if you put time in it but it takes time to appreciate it, but in order to appreciate space, planets and stars or techhnology that allows you do not need to put as much time as mathematics.
It’s not that school is hard. It’s that the value of the lessons you learn in school are becoming less and less valuable because you can’t take trig or calculus to the real word and apply it to your finances or even your job depending. We live in a capitalist system that doesn’t require or even need every member of the market to know calculus or trig to be successful and prosper. Trade skills and more applicable subjects are needed to keep kids engaged as well as the parents and each generation afterwards.
Anybody who does any kind of design work would benefit from trig. I use trig every time I build something. Any carpenter or landscape designer should have a basic grasp of trig.
Trig and Calc aren't necessary for everyone -- but it's necessary for engineers and scientists and we need more of them! We're sending these kids to college but they don't have the foundation for anything more than a BA in BS. Kids should take Trig or Calc or Stats or something challenging in the same way they read Shakespeare and Twain and study the origins of the Magna Carta. Some of them may become plumbers, but they won't be the minimum wage plumber's assistant.
If you don't use algebra regularly, you're destined for a life of poverty. Folks don't realize it's algebra, but that's usually because they were the dumb kid who didn't want to learn it -- and shock, didn't learn it.
@@brightlancer Trig maybe, but relevance notwithstanding calculus can be used to analyse almost anything. So while it isn't an explicit prerequisite for a job, it will almost certainly make the job easier. This applies to the plumber too.
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.
@Philip-Alexander Jach There are already private schools that people can pay a premium for their child's enrollment. Those schools are part of the grade-inflation debacle going on right now - and that grade-inflation is a product of the market trying to find the most profitable solution. It's a bit of a shit show, to be honest.
Maybe Have a program that recognises difference in kids, even your strenghts and weakneses get recognised in the army, but not schools, also what about epistemology driven subjects, learn how to learn while you're learning, Idk I can't subscribe to the idea that this is the best way to do it, but again I don't know shit
Even if a solution was proposed the powers that be would probably fight agaisnt it. However, I think it would help to teach children about alternatives like home school, joining the military, trade school, starting a business, or just trying to monetise a specific talent instead of the common "school is the only key to success"
I owe where I am today because of my parents. They don't think the public school system can teach me values and STEM. So they homeschooled me for the first few years then put me in at grade 6. They believed in "start educating the kid at home" and from there on out I've always been interested in learning all things STEM which eventually lead me into Mechanical Engineering. I never had inspiration, encouragement or wisdom from high school or elementary teachers. They would hype our garbage-ass football team and mediocre performing arts. But when I got to Ontario Tech, Im getting inspired left and right and flourishing here.
@@satoshinakamoto7253 important to what though? Seriously. I did math too, but it's one of my least used skills from school, so what exactly is it important for? Let's ask if Joe Rogans bank account thinks math is important, because I'm going to guess no.
@@rezarfar Imo the basics like addition, subtraction are important because those are used on a near daily basis but things like chashotao are rarely use by the average person on the daily
School is not important , get knowledge is important but they gives you certificates of approval so society has implemented that without those you can't survive.
The system is hugely flawed. You learn more in your last 3 years of school than your first 8 . People who aren't successful in school leave thinking they are stupid , whereas it may be possible that they're just not suited to school.
@ You learn more in your last 3 years of school than your first 8 I think that subject should be more evenly divided across grades so that you've less overall stress and pressure on the student and they'll have a deeper understanding of subjects.
School is pointless because you learn the same shit over and over again i.e. science, r.e, history, English and Maths! I wished they taught me about TAX, Buying a house etc. but nope not in the UK lol
I agree, we get shoved out into the world with no actual usefull life skills. I don't know how to do my damn taxes and there gonna send me to jail if I don't figure it out...but atleast I know who the 44th president is.
They DO teach you how to do taxes and buy a house. They teach you basic arithmetic, they teach you compound interest, they teach you basic problem solving excercises. You're supposed to use those fundamentals in everyday life. Why would they teach you something so insanely specialized that could completely change by the time you finish grade school?
@stringer bell Wtf are you talking about? Lets imagine that you know everything about building a house, how are you gonna do it alone? You need much men power. How are you gonna get the materials? You need money to get it. And since you only learned how to build housed, either way you WILL have to work half your life building houses for other people to finance your own. Judging by your comment, your intelligence wont be enough to build a simple fence, let alone a house.
This is why Elon Musk is building his private school, he thinks the amarican education system sucks and doesn't teach kids the problem solving skill that they need in real life.
Not at my school John! I learnt more at college than i did when ever i bothered turning up to school because it was the same old shit week in week out!
Look the huge problem with public schools is the environment and especially the kids. When kids sometimes say it feels like a prison you reside with that a little bit because it’s kind of like a 9-5 job. Of course the schoolwork isn’t as difficult as a real job but it’s just as boring and stressful. Kids don’t want to go to college because of how much it costs.
One day, I'll be old and retired Looking at my life like "what a waste of good fire" All because school never taught me how to be inspired And the job concerned with finding myself just wouldn't hire.
I'm a high school senior and the only useful or interesting things i've learnt are some parts of history, language and biology plus the basics of math (+ - × ÷)
T Timeler thats why the european school system is the best like in germany and netherlands. at 12 you take an iq test and depending on that you go to gymnasium (pre acadamic super iq) real (normal students) hauptschule/practicalschool (the ones who are better at doing than thinking) and when you do gymnasium (smartest) you choose between nature and science, health and biology, economy and society and culture and society. made to have you do what your best at contrary to the us
@@Slayer8957 Im a muslim, haha invading is a bit rude and a lot of muslim do very well at school and get the highest level i personally study medicine. I get the point but an neutral iq test wouldnt be debatable, it isnt in europe and 20% is minority (aside from muslims we have africans,carribeans,east europe,china etc.)
Here's my policy idea for education. No standardised, state run, state funded schooling. Funding should be given directly, each child gets a fund, their parents, or guardians, get given this fund in the form of tokens. Like the german healthcare system, they have to choose an educational provision for their child. If they want to add more with their own money they can. Now obviously there needs to be safety measures and some regulation around what essentials must be provided and educational provisions. But there will be no single recognised standardised test. This way you get market competition for education. This way you can get your child in the environment that best suits them because you can come up with any combination or school you choose. If there is a demand, it will come up. If there isn't you have been given the funding to get it together yourself, possibly with some other parents.
No human was made to live a life of tests of comparison to standards rather than tests of self-improvement. Nor any young boy his childhood behind a desk rather than play and exercise. Nor any young man in his teens not looking for mates or caring about his physical health rather supposed to only care about his his school work, job hours, and amount of sleep he can get by having (I know many like this, myself included when I was in highschool and college). Modern society isn't natural, not how long we work, not how we compare ourselves to others, not the ratio of reliance we have on others rather than ourselves, not even the society we live in. We are social creatures. Pack hunters at our core. That's what we were built for. Put that young boy through a life with female teachers who punish his male qualities(gifts) at a young age and reward sitting still for long periods of time and limiting social interaction to "classroom discussion", your setting him up for mental health crisis's in the future. Those moments from the moment he can walk to the moment he settles down with a family are supposed to be the greatest times of his life and prepare him for his proudest. Reject modern teaching practices!!!
The real problem is that textbooks never give kids an understanding of why it's important to learn math. They don't actually use math for anything of importance in their life most times when learning it. Mostly it's just purposeless memorization of formulas and other purposeless garbage
Making it harder doesn't work for everyone. Some people just have brains that CANT grasp it nearly as easily as others. For some it is hard. But for some, it is nearly impossible
T Timeler thats why the european school system is the best like in germany and netherlands. at 12 you take an iq test and depending on that you go to gymnasium (pre acadamic super iq) real (normal students) hauptschule/practicalschool (the ones who are better at doing than thinking) and when you do gymnasium (smartest) you choose between nature and science, health and biology, economy and society and culture and society. made to have you do what your best at contrary to the us
@@SB-nd4yv , What if a child wants to go into a field that the IQ results say it is not suited for, but it has the passion and determination to overcome whatever the IQ results recommended?
Franc Mittelo That doesn't mean they will be successful. I can have all the heart and passion and desire and I'll never be in the NFL. That is just life. People need to accept that not everyone was meant to succeed. Life isn't like the movies. sometimes people try their hardest and come short. that is life. I swear this is the generation of participation trophies. it's sad lol.
@@UnicornLaunching care to elaborate? I have a major in engineering and minor in mathematics, and I'm a blue belt in BJJ. I couldn't imagine trying to mathematically compute something while rolling lol
Normal classes are horrible but my school has a business/technology program that's taught me Photoshop Dreamweaver Microsoft Office the basics of finance and QuickBooks in 4 classes over three years.
Unfortunately the educational system it's probably a lost cause at this point. Besides was so much ready access to Information Technology why would you need to send your kids to school when they can learn with their tablet or computer. Public education free over the Internet provided to anyone anywhere who wants to review the information and learn. College degrees have rapidly become overpriced and unobtainable for a large chunk of what should be publicly provided college-level courses for anyone who wants to learn. Does anyone even remember back in the 50s College was free and provided for by the state and federal government. Of course you can pay to go to an Ivy League college and that's your choice but you always had the public option. We wouldn't have this ridiculous student loan debt hanging over the entire country now. If we would have just done the right thing then by providing quality public education to our own people. I seriously doubt we would be in the mess we are now we would have a higher educational standard across the board, and we would also have many more people with quality education's. That would mean across-the-board more doctors more lawyers more teachers more scientist and so many other areas of our social fabric would be so much better.. Why did we do this to our own people? It almost seems like a deliberate.
Winterhascome you’re right next time I type something on my phone while at work for a TH-cam comment I’ll be sure to proof read and grammar check it. People seem to miss the whole idea to be assholes oh shit i didn’t use punctuation and that last I wasn’t capitalized lol
Pedagogy of the oppressed - the paradigm of a teacher and student determines the experience of both: the teacher views the student as a container of which to fill with information (something to inform) - the student incapable of original thought. However the student is capable of transforming this information and having ideas and thoughts in response to information. This is not helped with the advent of education and schools to meet the needs of industrialisation - which morphed the school into the typical production process/line. Compare this to some of the great schools of antiquity or modernity - the school of Athens to St Palls: the directorate and purpose of these schools was fundamentally different. Schools are geared to building a good resume, not to building a life. But access to the internet and ideas from the greatest thinkers - you can start to ask what you want from life, not from your job. People in a sense are more trapped/enslaved than ever before through media, government, 'free' markets, ideologies - but the flip side of the very same coin is that we have never had more freedom and opportunity to do.
Dude likes to look presentable at all times, nothing wrong with that. The real problem is that a man can decide to look good for the people around him, and people automatically assume there's something wrong.
@@Wedelj To quote Chael P Sonnen referring to Tito Ortiz but it still holds weight here. "This is one of the few occupations were you dont have to wear a suit and he keeps turning up in one!"
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.
I wonder sometimes if the way we teach math isn’t too abstracted from the sort of useful and interesting projects that might get students interested. No matter what A student wants to do, math is going to be a useful tool. I was diagnosed as dyslexic and reading was and is difficult for me compared to other people, but I was aware that there were all these interesting things to be found out through reading and that made it worth the struggle. It was much easier for me to increase my Reading proficiency when I was at the same time learning other interesting things. I didn’t see how math could be part of useful and interesting things that I wanted to know and do and I think that’s often the case. For most of us math is going to be a tool, not an end in itself.
I mean WolframAlpha can help solve math problems. Does Math have specialized field that computers can’t do? Sure the computer can’t do everything but Humans are a thousand years ahead of a computer at art work for now. Maybe Math can expand into creative problem solving skills. There’s so much math equations that are still not applied after hundreds of years of development. Why not search for applications for most math equations.
It's wierd how obsessed Joe is with astronomy, physics & tech but has no interest in mathematics
That’s weed for you
@@johncarr8816 hahahaha
There’s a difference between the concept and the application. It’s exactly the same as people who love gardening/plants/forests but have no comprehension of calculus or statistics.
mathematics is like learning a new language and writing books in it, it has value if you put time in it but it takes time to appreciate it, but in order to appreciate space, planets and stars or techhnology that allows you do not need to put as much time as mathematics.
I tell u he is only obsessed woth DMT.
Historically, it has always been known that education should be difficult. Obviously it's difficult to learn something new
Learning something u don't want to learn is even more difficult
But isn't that a truism? I don't think it has to be
It’s not that school is hard. It’s that the value of the lessons you learn in school are becoming less and less valuable because you can’t take trig or calculus to the real word and apply it to your finances or even your job depending. We live in a capitalist system that doesn’t require or even need every member of the market to know calculus or trig to be successful and prosper. Trade skills and more applicable subjects are needed to keep kids engaged as well as the parents and each generation afterwards.
Anybody who does any kind of design work would benefit from trig. I use trig every time I build something. Any carpenter or landscape designer should have a basic grasp of trig.
Trig and Calc aren't necessary for everyone -- but it's necessary for engineers and scientists and we need more of them! We're sending these kids to college but they don't have the foundation for anything more than a BA in BS. Kids should take Trig or Calc or Stats or something challenging in the same way they read Shakespeare and Twain and study the origins of the Magna Carta.
Some of them may become plumbers, but they won't be the minimum wage plumber's assistant.
If you don't use algebra regularly, you're destined for a life of poverty. Folks don't realize it's algebra, but that's usually because they were the dumb kid who didn't want to learn it -- and shock, didn't learn it.
You actually make a very valid point 🤷♂️
@@brightlancer
Trig maybe, but relevance notwithstanding calculus can be used to analyse almost anything. So while it isn't an explicit prerequisite for a job, it will almost certainly make the job easier.
This applies to the plumber too.
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.
@Philip-Alexander Jach There are already private schools that people can pay a premium for their child's enrollment. Those schools are part of the grade-inflation debacle going on right now - and that grade-inflation is a product of the market trying to find the most profitable solution. It's a bit of a shit show, to be honest.
Aiphiae I learned a lot from your opinion. Thanks 🙏🏻
Maybe Have a program that recognises difference in kids, even your strenghts and weakneses get recognised in the army, but not schools, also what about epistemology driven subjects, learn how to learn while you're learning, Idk I can't subscribe to the idea that this is the best way to do it, but again I don't know shit
Even if a solution was proposed the powers that be would probably fight agaisnt it. However, I think it would help to teach children about alternatives like home school, joining the military, trade school, starting a business, or just trying to monetise a specific talent instead of the common "school is the only key to success"
I owe where I am today because of my parents. They don't think the public school system can teach me values and STEM. So they homeschooled me for the first few years then put me in at grade 6. They believed in "start educating the kid at home" and from there on out I've always been interested in learning all things STEM which eventually lead me into Mechanical Engineering. I never had inspiration, encouragement or wisdom from high school or elementary teachers. They would hype our garbage-ass football team and mediocre performing arts. But when I got to Ontario Tech, Im getting inspired left and right and flourishing here.
Lol. Lex: Math is important.
Joe: Math was just not for me. I liked comic books. LMAO!
thats unfortunate because many concepts in math are super important, philosophically
@@satoshinakamoto7253 important to what though? Seriously.
I did math too, but it's one of my least used skills from school, so what exactly is it important for?
Let's ask if Joe Rogans bank account thinks math is important, because I'm going to guess no.
@@rezarfar Imo the basics like addition, subtraction are important because those are used on a near daily basis but things like chashotao are rarely use by the average person on the daily
School is not important , get knowledge is important but they gives you certificates of approval so society has implemented that without those you can't survive.
The system is hugely flawed. You learn more in your last 3 years of school than your first 8 . People who aren't successful in school leave thinking they are stupid , whereas it may be possible that they're just not suited to school.
@ You learn more in your last 3 years of school than your first 8
I think that subject should be more evenly divided across grades so that you've less overall stress and pressure on the student and they'll have a deeper understanding of subjects.
School isn’t hard but the pressure and anxiety that comes with failing, especially in an Asian school
School is pointless because you learn the same shit over and over again i.e. science, r.e, history, English and Maths! I wished they taught me about TAX, Buying a house etc. but nope not in the UK lol
I agree, we get shoved out into the world with no actual usefull life skills. I don't know how to do my damn taxes and there gonna send me to jail if I don't figure it out...but atleast I know who the 44th president is.
They DO teach you how to do taxes and buy a house. They teach you basic arithmetic, they teach you compound interest, they teach you basic problem solving excercises. You're supposed to use those fundamentals in everyday life. Why would they teach you something so insanely specialized that could completely change by the time you finish grade school?
@stringer bell Wtf are you talking about? Lets imagine that you know everything about building a house, how are you gonna do it alone? You need much men power. How are you gonna get the materials? You need money to get it. And since you only learned how to build housed, either way you WILL have to work half your life building houses for other people to finance your own.
Judging by your comment, your intelligence wont be enough to build a simple fence, let alone a house.
This is why Elon Musk is building his private school, he thinks the amarican education system sucks and doesn't teach kids the problem solving skill that they need in real life.
Not at my school John! I learnt more at college than i did when ever i bothered turning up to school because it was the same old shit week in week out!
Gotta say though, teachers can really make or break a topic for you, at least when you're younger
Look the huge problem with public schools is the environment and especially the kids. When kids sometimes say it feels like a prison you reside with that a little bit because it’s kind of like a 9-5 job. Of course the schoolwork isn’t as difficult as a real job but it’s just as boring and stressful. Kids don’t want to go to college because of how much it costs.
One day, I'll be old and retired
Looking at my life like "what a waste of good fire"
All because school never taught me how to be inspired
And the job concerned with finding myself just wouldn't hire.
you made me sad again..
Make money and die. That's the American way.
@@TheAmbientMage this guy!!!! Not a lot of people know eyedea.
Eyedea is the shit. Way beyond his time. R.I.P.
School is supposed to make you not dumb and how to learn. If you get nothing out of it its your own fault. Pashion for learning is not for everyone.
This dude pinched his suit from Paul Bearer
Joe "creepy and eerie" Rogan
I'm a high school senior and the only useful or interesting things i've learnt are some parts of history, language and biology plus the basics of math (+ - × ÷)
I agree ... Things have value when they are difficult to possess
Men in Black 4 ?
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.
Lex is a boss
There is a big reason we need to learn math in school, to prevent stupid people who dont understand math to exist and spread misinformation.
T Timeler thats why the european school system is the best like in germany and netherlands. at 12 you take an iq test and depending on that you go to gymnasium (pre acadamic super iq) real (normal students) hauptschule/practicalschool (the ones who are better at doing than thinking) and when you do gymnasium (smartest) you choose between nature and science, health and biology, economy and society and culture and society.
made to have you do what your best at contrary to the us
@@Slayer8957 Im a muslim, haha invading is a bit rude and a lot of muslim do very well at school and get the highest level i personally study medicine.
I get the point but an neutral iq test wouldnt be debatable, it isnt in europe and 20% is minority (aside from muslims we have africans,carribeans,east europe,china etc.)
Here's my policy idea for education.
No standardised, state run, state funded schooling.
Funding should be given directly, each child gets a fund, their parents, or guardians, get given this fund in the form of tokens. Like the german healthcare system, they have to choose an educational provision for their child. If they want to add more with their own money they can.
Now obviously there needs to be safety measures and some regulation around what essentials must be provided and educational provisions. But there will be no single recognised standardised test.
This way you get market competition for education. This way you can get your child in the environment that best suits them because you can come up with any combination or school you choose. If there is a demand, it will come up. If there isn't you have been given the funding to get it together yourself, possibly with some other parents.
John Taylor Gatto is the man you want to talk about schooling.
Joe "never played golf" Rogan
Joe " Ive played put put" rogan
That was shit
Harry Potter is spot on!
So true! Our society has normalized hatred & fear of mathematics!
No human was made to live a life of tests of comparison to standards rather than tests of self-improvement. Nor any young boy his childhood behind a desk rather than play and exercise. Nor any young man in his teens not looking for mates or caring about his physical health rather supposed to only care about his his school work, job hours, and amount of sleep he can get by having (I know many like this, myself included when I was in highschool and college).
Modern society isn't natural, not how long we work, not how we compare ourselves to others, not the ratio of reliance we have on others rather than ourselves, not even the society we live in.
We are social creatures. Pack hunters at our core. That's what we were built for. Put that young boy through a life with female teachers who punish his male qualities(gifts) at a young age and reward sitting still for long periods of time and limiting social interaction to "classroom discussion", your setting him up for mental health crisis's in the future.
Those moments from the moment he can walk to the moment he settles down with a family are supposed to be the greatest times of his life and prepare him for his proudest.
Reject modern teaching practices!!!
The real problem is that textbooks never give kids an understanding of why it's important to learn math. They don't actually use math for anything of importance in their life most times when learning it. Mostly it's just purposeless memorization of formulas and other purposeless garbage
Looks like he went to school at Hogwarts
ehg he looks like viktor krum
@@dd-ry6tp There's no one like Krum. He's like
a bird the way he rides the wind. He's
more than an athlete, he's an artist.
Making it harder doesn't work for everyone. Some people just have brains that CANT grasp it nearly as easily as others. For some it is hard. But for some, it is nearly impossible
T Timeler thats why the european school system is the best like in germany and netherlands. at 12 you take an iq test and depending on that you go to gymnasium (pre acadamic super iq) real (normal students) hauptschule/practicalschool (the ones who are better at doing than thinking) and when you do gymnasium (smartest) you choose between nature and science, health and biology, economy and society and culture and society.
made to have you do what your best at contrary to the us
@@SB-nd4yv ,
What if a child wants to go into a field that the IQ results say it is not suited for, but it has the passion and determination to overcome whatever the IQ results recommended?
T Timeler
I agree. Comparing academics to athletics is a false equivalence argument. Academics and athletics are not "hard" in the same manner.
T Timeler Not everyone is successful. That is what separates us. If everyone passed something how do we know the people who are truly talented?
Franc Mittelo That doesn't mean they will be successful. I can have all the heart and passion and desire and I'll never be in the NFL. That is just life. People need to accept that not everyone was meant to succeed. Life isn't like the movies. sometimes people try their hardest and come short. that is life. I swear this is the generation of participation trophies. it's sad lol.
2:20 A rudimentary understanding math & physics would help in jiu-jitsu kinda sorta maybe...
Force and trajectory are there, you have degrees and angles of kicks and strikes, you’d be surprised.
physics maybe math not so much
Lol. Not at all
@@tjcogger1974 Incorrect.
@@UnicornLaunching care to elaborate? I have a major in engineering and minor in mathematics, and I'm a blue belt in BJJ. I couldn't imagine trying to mathematically compute something while rolling lol
Normal classes are horrible but my school has a business/technology program that's taught me Photoshop Dreamweaver Microsoft Office the basics of finance and QuickBooks in 4 classes over three years.
Sounds shit
i dont like what this guy said about ai, but i like this
Joe knows Frazetta and Vallejo. Woah. :-)
khabib shaved
Unfortunately the educational system it's probably a lost cause at this point. Besides was so much ready access to Information Technology why would you need to send your kids to school when they can learn with their tablet or computer. Public education free over the Internet provided to anyone anywhere who wants to review the information and learn. College degrees have rapidly become overpriced and unobtainable for a large chunk of what should be publicly provided college-level courses for anyone who wants to learn. Does anyone even remember back in the 50s College was free and provided for by the state and federal government. Of course you can pay to go to an Ivy League college and that's your choice but you always had the public option. We wouldn't have this ridiculous student loan debt hanging over the entire country now. If we would have just done the right thing then by providing quality public education to our own people. I seriously doubt we would be in the mess we are now we would have a higher educational standard across the board, and we would also have many more people with quality education's. That would mean across-the-board more doctors more lawyers more teachers more scientist and so many other areas of our social fabric would be so much better.. Why did we do this to our own people? It almost seems like a deliberate.
Three words: John Taylor Gatto
joe "mmm" rogan
Rewatching News Radio right now. HGH is a hell of a drug
Why does this guy look like John Oliver
The whole system is broken
Class rooms hasn’t evolved since their inception GTFO
Winterhascome the TH-cam grammar police lol
Winterhascome you’re right next time I type something on my phone while at work for a TH-cam comment I’ll be sure to proof read and grammar check it. People seem to miss the whole idea to be assholes oh shit i didn’t use punctuation and that last I wasn’t capitalized lol
Pedagogy of the oppressed - the paradigm of a teacher and student determines the experience of both: the teacher views the student as a container of which to fill with information (something to inform) - the student incapable of original thought. However the student is capable of transforming this information and having ideas and thoughts in response to information. This is not helped with the advent of education and schools to meet the needs of industrialisation - which morphed the school into the typical production process/line. Compare this to some of the great schools of antiquity or modernity - the school of Athens to St Palls: the directorate and purpose of these schools was fundamentally different. Schools are geared to building a good resume, not to building a life. But access to the internet and ideas from the greatest thinkers - you can start to ask what you want from life, not from your job.
People in a sense are more trapped/enslaved than ever before through media, government, 'free' markets, ideologies - but the flip side of the very same coin is that we have never had more freedom and opportunity to do.
Speaking of people who like to play golf all day, what do you think about the president promoting domestic terrorism?
Nobody cares
McGregor would beat the fuck out of this guy
He's wearing a suit for a podcast. Somethings certainly broken.
Dude likes to look presentable at all times, nothing wrong with that. The real problem is that a man can decide to look good for the people around him, and people automatically assume there's something wrong.
@@Wedelj To quote Chael P Sonnen referring to Tito Ortiz but it still holds weight here. "This is one of the few occupations were you dont have to wear a suit and he keeps turning up in one!"
He explains in the beginning of the podcast why he's wearing that suit.
*Joe Rogan and Harry Potter
Just do what Elon musk did and build your own school for your kids! Just have a couple million.
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.
I wonder sometimes if the way we teach math isn’t too abstracted from the sort of useful and interesting projects that might get students interested.
No matter what A student wants to do, math is going to be a useful tool.
I was diagnosed as dyslexic and reading was and is difficult for me compared to other people, but I was aware that there were all these interesting things to be found out through reading and that made it worth the struggle.
It was much easier for me to increase my Reading proficiency when I was at the same time learning other interesting things.
I didn’t see how math could be part of useful and interesting things that I wanted to know and do and I think that’s often the case.
For most of us math is going to be a tool, not an end in itself.
take this clip from JRE. Delete the rest all over 2000 episodes!!
Then thank me later
Does anyone have any advice for someone who finds everything appealing?
Is Lex on Trt now? He looks much older and masculine in the Face. That doesn't happen in 2 years? The man is already too old to hit puberty 😂
Comedy is like sports and entertainment. Absolutely garbage don't waste your money on these over paid clowns
This is JR's illuminati jahovss whitness handler...
Lol
I mean WolframAlpha can help solve math problems. Does Math have specialized field that computers can’t do? Sure the computer can’t do everything but Humans are a thousand years ahead of a computer at art work for now. Maybe Math can expand into creative problem solving skills. There’s so much math equations that are still not applied after hundreds of years of development. Why not search for applications for most math equations.
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