memes
XD
Jump to date
Friday, September 19, 2025
ngl, that's a good bit
this is too funny to go in politics chat https://x.com/darlingube/status/1968734582406070591
North Korea has zero homelessness, 100% literacy and free universal healthcare and education. North Korea doesn't bankroll holocausts, it condemns them. so no, america is not "becoming like North Korea." not even close.
Three baby armadillos meet a kitten
www.youtube.com
Groundhog supremacy
Saturday, September 20, 2025
A bunch of indie devs delayed for silksong, similar to how devs are sitting on finished games waiting for gta 6
Dialga does
nintendo gave him the rights to release it
he chose not to
he is the reason you do not have it
I wad interested in it, before learning that it was a mobile game first
There are a couple upcoming Witch-stardew games coming out that look better as well
Sunday, September 21, 2025
Monday, September 22, 2025
Tomato Sandwich (1915) on Sandwiches of History
www.youtube.com
Not politics chat, but do they ban Tylenol or does nothing at all happen
Tuesday, September 23, 2025
Yeah I've seen multiple studies on how people who rely on AI have less memory retention
Replying to Phijkchu_Pikachu #klombak Yeah I've seen multiple studies on how people who rely on AI have less memory retention
I'm in entry level college classes right now and I'm really surprised by how few other students understand anything, even basic shit
the loss of knowledge due to covid and remote school is crazy
everyone is 2+ years behind, and standards have been relaxed like crazy so they're not even trying to catch back up
Replying to Spooky Phijkchu #spooky.131 the loss of knowledge due to covid and remote school is crazy everyone is 2+ years behind, and standards have been relaxed like crazy so they're not even trying to catch back up
Its a willpower problem from the students too I think
For sure, students who were going to do good were always going to do good
its the ones who could have been okay to mid that slipped
K-12 was already getting bad with not being willing to fail and hold people to standards
distractions, remote school, and worse instruction material adds up over time
and yeah, I agree with Pika, the top ~25% are fine
it's that middle 50% who slip
so by the time you get to college, ~2/3 people in your classes are not equipped to be there, or even know how to learn in general
so then standards slip
Thursday, September 25, 2025
