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Originally posted by sunnyskies: ↑

this happens all the time its totally everywhere, if you use cash for small transactions. the calculator comes out for 7.50 +4 etc.
we dont learn by hand at schools now, to do it ourselves, the brain doesnt develop the connections. But still worse, if you dont learn the concept of division subtraction etc or formulaic concepts and not develop conceptual ability to add, divide, include, separate, and logic then you cant analyse much or be rational, as per examples outlined in previous posts. not sure what english classes are like, if theres written comprehension tests or if its just multiple choice onlne.
all that domestic violence, the guy cant analyse what's going on so finally gives up pulls the pin. well thats going to exponentiate soon if not already happening. is it common in lowly educated societies? gangs on every block is common.

so what happens now!? no idea but theres lots of smart young migrants coming in to run the show for us so fear not too much. but still what happens now to the general population with aussie education coming into society. so definitely frustration violence racism corruption biased media propoganda whole generations of brainwashed low logic automatons. small civil wars perhaps...??
just thinking out loud.

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not sure what english classes are like

Please tell me your shift key is broken and you did learn about capital letters in your English class...
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