▲ | eszed a day ago | |
> ~tech~ companies have largely forgotten that part of their job is to teach. Honestly, you could stop right there. Everyone (everyone°) tries to kick the can of skills-acquisition onto someone else. Ultimately, in a hyper-individualistic society, it lands on the "workers" entirely to educate themselves - as amply demonstrated by the comments in this thread. Unfortunately, that's not how humans learn best (some people, sure: a population massively over-represented on this board). That this has become the general practice or expectation explains the gradual erosion of the "average" citizen's knowledge, intellect, and discernment. (More, perhaps, than social media - which is often blamed, and has played a role, but in my opinion has largely taken advantage of cultural incapacities which preceded it.) -- °This includes [US] schools, by the way. |