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	<title>Comments on: His own advice about self-reliance was actually worth taking in his own case</title>
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		<title>By: Jim</title>
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He wasn’t entirely happy with the results. His kids didn’t end up having the traits that had made him successful. He suspects it’s because they didn’t have to work hard and overcome obstacles.
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He should suspect regression to the mean, which is to say, noisy breeding.

As for this:

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It’s unquestionably the case that anyone with an Internet connection can now learn things that they could not have had access to before. But as we now know, many people would rather watch TikTok videos eight hours a day.
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The only way to fairly evaluate how much a student has learned now is by marching them into a classroom with no electronics, handing them a pencil and a blank blue book, and assigning them an essay to write or a math problem to solve. Even this is impractical given that many students never really learned to write by hand.
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There has never been a sharper K-shaped divergence in child development. Those whose infant minds were raped by the Algorithm will be the slaves of those who simply weren&#039;t exposed.]]></description>
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He wasn’t entirely happy with the results. His kids didn’t end up having the traits that had made him successful. He suspects it’s because they didn’t have to work hard and overcome obstacles.
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<p>He should suspect regression to the mean, which is to say, noisy breeding.</p>
<p>As for this:</p>
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It’s unquestionably the case that anyone with an Internet connection can now learn things that they could not have had access to before. But as we now know, many people would rather watch TikTok videos eight hours a day.
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The only way to fairly evaluate how much a student has learned now is by marching them into a classroom with no electronics, handing them a pencil and a blank blue book, and assigning them an essay to write or a math problem to solve. Even this is impractical given that many students never really learned to write by hand.
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<p>There has never been a sharper K-shaped divergence in child development. Those whose infant minds were raped by the Algorithm will be the slaves of those who simply weren&#8217;t exposed.</p>
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