Clown Education? - Professional wrestling founder-cum-US Secretary of Education thinks AI is A1.

[Hodad]

Another example of a Trump appointee who we all knew was wildly unqualified for the job proving that she's wildly unqualified for the job. I mean, she didn't text classified combat plans to a journalist and she didn't crash the stock market, so she's doing relatively well for this clown car administration, but still pretty alarming.

 

 

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McMahon, 76, is the former CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment. She has been placed in charge of the Department of Education, which President Donald Trump has stated publicly he wants to disband.

Speaking on a panel discussion about AI, she repeatedly referred to the technology as “A1.”

“I heard, think it was in a letter or report that I heard this morning, I wish I could remember the source, but that there’s a school system that’s going to start making sure that first-graders, and even pre-K have A1 teaching in every year,” McMahon told the panel.

“Kids are sponges,” she continued. “They just absorb everything. It wasn’t all that long ago that it was, ‘We’re going to have internet in our schools!’ Now let’s see A1 and how that can be helpful.”

 

At least social media marketers can have some fun at our expense. 

Edited April 15 by Hodad

[robosmith]

3 minutes ago, Hodad said:

Another example of a Trump appointee who we all knew was wildly unqualified for the job proving that she's wildly unqualified for the job. I mean, she didn't text classified combat plans to a journalist and she didn't crash the stock market, so she's doing relatively well for this clown car administration, but still pretty alarming.

 

 

News anywhere

McMahon, 76, is the former CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment. She has been placed in charge of the Department of Education, which President Donald Trump has stated publicly he wants to disband.

Speaking on a panel discussion about AI, she repeatedly referred to the technology as “A1.”

“I heard, think it was in a letter or report that I heard this morning, I wish I could remember the source, but that there’s a school system that’s going to start making sure that first-graders, and even pre-K have A1 teaching in every year,” McMahon told the panel.

“Kids are sponges,” she continued. “They just absorb everything. It wasn’t all that long ago that it was, ‘We’re going to have internet in our schools!’ Now let’s see A1 and how that can be helpful.”

 

At least social media can have some fun at our expense. 

How much does she really need to know to carry out the destruction of the Edu Dept.? 🤮

Her "leadership" of the dept. can be used to justify the dismantling.

[herbie]

None of them were hired for their qualifications or intellect. Quite obvious as look who did the hiring.
The man who thinks that managerial skills increase with the number of people they fire.....

[WestCanMan]

^^^3 perfect examples of the failed education system are griping about the new Secretary of Education. 

*excitedly takes notes* - (NOT)

"We needed more marijuana breaks, yo. I totally coulda graduated elementary school if I just had a few more bong-hits every day. It, like, relaxes me."

[robosmith]

2 hours ago, WestCanMan said:

^^^3 perfect examples of the failed education system are griping about the new Secretary of Education. 

*excitedly takes notes* - (NOT)

"We needed more marijuana breaks, yo. I totally coulda graduated elementary school if I just had a few more bong-hits every day. It, like, relaxes me."

Thanks for admitting ^you don't know CRAP about what the Education Dept. does.

Now all those special ed needs students can be thrown back on the mercy of states so poor they cannot afford to educate them. 🤮 

Edited April 16 by robosmith

[WestCanMan]

15 minutes ago, robosmith said:

Thanks for admitting ^you don't know CRAP about what the Education Dept. does.

Now all those special ed needs students can be thrown back on the mercy of states so poor they cannot afford to educated them. 🤮 

😂

[impartialobserver]

Have to admit that this is pretty funny.  On a side note.. why you would ruin a well made steak with A1 sauce is beyond me? Mostly ate venison and elk growing up. It did not need any extra stuff on top. 

[Legato]

58 minutes ago, robosmith said:

Thanks for admitting ^you don't know CRAP about what the Education Dept. does.

 

Neither does the Education Dept.

[eyeball]

4 hours ago, Hodad said:

Another example of a Trump appointee who we all knew was wildly unqualified for the job proving that she's wildly unqualified for the job. I mean, she didn't text classified combat plans to a journalist and she didn't crash the stock market, so she's doing relatively well for this clown car administration, but still pretty alarming.

I bet she thinks A1 is connected together with a bunch of tubes.

[Hodad]

2 hours ago, WestCanMan said:

^^^3 perfect examples of the failed education system are griping about the new Secretary of Education. 

*excitedly takes notes* - (NOT)

"We needed more marijuana breaks, yo. I totally coulda graduated elementary school if I just had a few more bong-hits every day. It, like, relaxes me."

Maybe A1 could teach you basic math. Crack open a bottle and see where it goes. You could get lucky. 

[gatomontes99]

At least she didn't think Guam was going to capsize. Just sayin'.

[Legato]

Crafty move by Trump. That's one way to disband.

[robosmith]

2 hours ago, WestCanMan said:

😂

Thanks for corroborating that you KNOW NOTHING about what the Education Dept. does. LMAO

1 hour ago, Legato said:

Neither does the Education Dept.

^Canuck TROLLING IGNORANCE AGAIN. LMAO

[robosmith]

18 minutes ago, Legato said:

Crafty move by Trump. That's one way to disband.

So you believe abandoning special needs children to a lifetime of your level of IGNORANCE is "crafty." AKA you're DESPICABLE.

[User]

15 hours ago, Hodad said:

Another example of a Trump appointee who we all knew was wildly unqualified for the job proving that she's wildly unqualified for the job. I mean, she didn't text classified combat plans to a journalist and she didn't crash the stock market, so she's doing relatively well for this clown car administration, but still pretty alarming.

Needing to know about AI is not a qualification for this job, and no "classified combat plans" were sent to a journalist. The stock market did not crash. 

Anytime you want to stop being a coward hiding from me, let me know. 

[Michael Hardner]

13 hours ago, impartialobserver said:

 Mostly ate venison and elk growing up.  

That's crazy.  What tribe are you from ?

[Legato]

11 hours ago, robosmith said:

So you believe abandoning special needs children to a lifetime of your level of IGNORANCE is "crafty." AKA you're DESPICABLE.

Where did you drag that nugget of gold plated tomfoolery from?

[robosmith]

4 hours ago, Legato said:

Where did you drag that nugget of gold plated tomfoolery from?

KNOWLEDGE of Dept. of Education function, of which you continually demonstrate your IGNORANCE.

[Legato]

31 minutes ago, robosmith said:

KNOWLEDGE of Dept. of Education function, of which you continually demonstrate your IGNORANCE.

Was that knowledge earned or payed for?

[robosmith]

1 hour ago, Legato said:

Was that knowledge earned or payed for?

You mean "paid"? LMAO

Someone paid, but not me.

TBH, since you're not a serious person, you're very close to being ignored.

[Legato]

26 minutes ago, robosmith said:

You mean "paid"? LMAO

Someone paid, but not me.

TBH, since you're not a serious person, you're very close to being ignored.

Payed, as in no money involved, 

TBH yes please.

[robosmith]

13 minutes ago, Legato said:

Payed, as in no money involved, 

TBH yes please.

It's PAID, dummy. Is English your second language? LMAO

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[Legato]

8 minutes ago, robosmith said:

It's PAID, dummy. Is English your second language? LMAO

 

What part of "no money involved" do you not understand.

You've been given enough rope.

[robosmith]

54 minutes ago, Legato said:

What part of "no money involved" do you not understand.

"Lay something (knowledge) down for" makes no sense the way you used it, while "paid for" makes perfect sense.

Is English your second language? LMAO

Why do people use payed instead of paid?

 

 

It's because payed doesn't get autocorrected/spellchecked. Payed means to lay something down, and hence it's recognized as a word by autocorrect/spellcheck. So, most people just assume it's an alternative to paid or the correct spelling.Sep 27, 2020

Why do so many people type "payed" instead of "paid"? :

 

54 minutes ago, Legato said:

You've been given enough rope.

And you hanged yourself.

 

 

 

[Fluffypants]

23 hours ago, impartialobserver said:

Have to admit that this is pretty funny.  On a side note.. why you would ruin a well made steak with A1 sauce is beyond me? Mostly ate venison and elk growing up. It did not need any extra stuff on top. 

A1 is good as hell on a burger though. A1, onions and cheddar cheese on a burger is my favorite combo

 

Edited April 16 by Fluffypants