In an ideal world, sure. School, largely, hasn’t taught that in a long time. That’s not how the incentive structures work. School is incentivized by grades, grades don’t go up with learning, teaching is hard, memorizing and regurgitating? That’s much easier. Tests have been changed to reflect that.

Unless, you’re not American that is. I wouldn’t have any experience with a somewhat functional education system.

A touch more than dreary if you ask me. We’re just mobile plants, turns out, after months without the sun, your body just like… doesn’t do as well. You get more easily depressed, sleep changes, and even diet problems tend to creep in.

No days off when you’re unemployed

To each their own I suppose.

Latency makes a difference in games. Cable management sounds like it’s needed in this case.

Ah, yeah. Okay that’s fair.

I’ve never been in a situation where I’ve been using my computer and thought to myself “this is nice, but, I wish I could do this same thing, but from further than 12’ away so I can squint.”

Who are these people that need to be “untethered” while using a computer. Laptop, I can see.

I run a startup company and I decided my first hires will have profit sharing. If not all hires. However, I don’t plan on ever being very big. It’s a garage door company, I’d like to have 2-3 trucks running around, but I don’t think I need more than that. That feels comfortable. Everyone should be happy, my future employees, my customers, and of course, myself.

Grok, is this true?

That infrastructure is majorly lacking if you live in the US.