Hopefully an unattainable scenario played out in my mind the other day as I drove by my kids' elementary school.
This virus is not going away. A cure-all vaccine is most likely unlikely. My wife informed me that apparently there's another Swine Flu getting stirred up and Fauci is panicked? I don't know.
What I started thinking about was the end of public schooling. It's not that great to begin with, but kids get to socialize, they're in a structured setting, and there are some positives to it. But, what if there was a push to completely end it. A small panel of teachers could teach the entire U.S. population. The rest of the teachers could apply to a call center where kids could call-in and ask questions.
The scary thing about this is, it would solve the issue of inner city and very rural schools that suffer from funding issues. Across the board children everywhere would be receiving the same level of education. It could potentially solve the majority of issues with the public school system. Have they been pushing for this under the radar with the want/need to have internet available to every home?
Maybe the tinfoil is too tight, but anymore anything seems possible.
What's IBB's thoughts on this?
This virus is not going away. A cure-all vaccine is most likely unlikely. My wife informed me that apparently there's another Swine Flu getting stirred up and Fauci is panicked? I don't know.
What I started thinking about was the end of public schooling. It's not that great to begin with, but kids get to socialize, they're in a structured setting, and there are some positives to it. But, what if there was a push to completely end it. A small panel of teachers could teach the entire U.S. population. The rest of the teachers could apply to a call center where kids could call-in and ask questions.
The scary thing about this is, it would solve the issue of inner city and very rural schools that suffer from funding issues. Across the board children everywhere would be receiving the same level of education. It could potentially solve the majority of issues with the public school system. Have they been pushing for this under the radar with the want/need to have internet available to every home?
Maybe the tinfoil is too tight, but anymore anything seems possible.
What's IBB's thoughts on this?
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